33 research outputs found
EFEKTIFITAS BUAH MAJA (AEGLE MARMELOS (L.) CORR) UNTUK KONSERVASI ARKEOLOGI PADA PELURU MERIAM KUNO KOLEKSI BADAN PELESTARIAN CAGAR BUDAYA SULAWESI SELATAN
No full textWike Marlinda Triwahyuni, F61114010. Efektifitas Buah Maja (Aegle Marmelos (L.) Corr) untuk Konservasi Arkeologi pada Peluru Meriam Kuno Koleksi Badan Pelestarian Cagar Budaya Sulawesi Selatan, dibimbing oleh, Akin Duli dan Khadijah Thahir MudaPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui efektifitas penggunaan bahan tradisional terhadap peluru meriam kuno koleksi Balai Pelestarian Cagar Budaya Makassar. Konservasi terhadap peluru meriam kuno yang berbahan logam besi tersebut dilakukan karena terdapat kerusakan berupa pelapukan khemis yaitu adanya korositas pada permukaan. Bahan tradisional dalam penelitian ini menggunakan buah maja (Aegle Marmelos (L). Corr). Konservasi arkeologi menggunakan bahan tradisional dilakukan agar mengurangi pemakaian bahan kimia sintetik. Hal tersebut dilakukan karena bahan tradisional lebih berbasis kearifan lokal. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini yaitu menggunakan dua perlakuan. Perlakuan 1 menggunakan larutan air maja dan perlakuan II menggunakan daging maja. Berdasarkan kedua perlakuan tersebut, penulis ingin mengetahui seberapa lama waktu yang dibutuhkan untuk menghilangkan korosi pada permukaan peluru meriam kuno.Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa penggunaan buah maja efektif digunakan untuk menghilangkan korosi pada logam besi khususnya peluru meriam kuno. Berdasarkan kedua perlakuan, penggunaan larutan daging maja lebih efektif dibandingkan penggunaan larutan air maja. Hal tersebut dibuktikan dengan perbedaan waktu. Larutan daging maja hanya membutuhkan waktu 3 x 24 jam sedangkan larutan air maja membutuhkan 8 x 24 jam untuk mengangkat korosi pada permukaan. Kata kunci: konservasi arkeologi, buah maja, logam besi, peluru meriam kuno.ABSTRACTWike Marlinda Triwahyuni, F61114010. Effectiveness of Maja Fruit (Aegle Marmelos (L.) Corr) For Archaeological Conservation Of Ancient Cannon Bullets In The Collection Of The Preservation Agency Of South Sulawesi Cultural Heritage. Supervised by, Akin Duli and Khadijah Thahir MudaThis study aims to determine the effectiveness of the use of traditional materials against ancient cannon bullets from Preservation Agency Of South Sulawesi Cultural Heritage. Conservation of ancient cannon bullets made of ferrous metal is carried out because there is damage in the form of chemical weathering that is the presence of corrosivity on the surface. The traditional material in this study using maja fruit (Aegle Marmelos (L). Corr).Archaeological conservation using traditional materials is done to reduce the use of synthetic chemicals. This is done because traditional materials are based more on local wisdom. The method used in this study is using two treatments. Treatment 1 uses maja water solution and treatment II uses maja meat. Based on the two treatments, the author wants to find out how long it takes to eliminate corrosion on the surface of ancient cannon bullets. The results of this study indicate that the use of Maja fruit is effectively used to remove corrosion in ferrous metals, especially ancient cannon bullets. Based on both treatments, the use of maja meat solution is more effective than using maja water solution. This is evidenced by the time difference. Maja meat solution only takes 3 x 24 hours while the solution of maja water requires 8 x 24 hours to remove corrosion on the surface.Keywords: archaeological conservation, maja fruit, ferrous metal, ancient cannon bullets.xviii + 75 hlm.; ilust
Allāh en una consulta de medicina general de la medina antigua de Salé. Una perspectiva sistémica sobre la espiritualidad religiosa del paciente que acude al médico
No full textIn the context of a general practitioner's medical office, patients and doctors communicate in a language with an important religious and spiritual charge, using language codes that they both understand and that make them vibrate in unison. Using a socio-anthropological methodology, the author analyses, from a systemic perspective, her daily practice, with the aim of observing the particularities of communication with her patients in a context where they share a common religious heritage.En el contexto de una consulta pública de medicina general, pacientes y médica utilizan para comunicarse un lenguaje con una importante carga religiosa y espiritual, utilizando unos códigos de lenguaje que ambos entienden y que les hacen vibrar al unísono. Con una metodología socio antropológica, la autora efectúa un análisis, desde una perspectiva sistémica, de su práctica diaria, con el objetivo de observar las particularidades de la comunicación con sus pacientes en un contexto donde se comparte un patrimonio religioso común
The Arab Republic of Egypt and the Coptic Orthodox population
No full textThis essay explores the persecution of the Coptic Orthodox people of Egypt, and how it impacts the government’s ability to thrive as a Democratic Republic. The Egyptian government defines itself as an Arab Republic, but does not completely practice secularism. The Egyptian constitution, states Islam as the religion of the state and the principles of Islamic Sharia are the principle source of legislation. This capstone analyzes the historical marginalization of Coptic Egyptians supported by mass conversion, violence, erasure of language, and seizure of property which all directly contribute to the continuing persecution of this set of the population. This paper will discuss the need for secularization by discussing the marginalization of Coptic Christians in modern Egypt beginning with Anwar Sadat’s presidency to post revolution Egypt. It will also explore the failures of Mubarak’s administration and how the marginalization of Coptic Christians contributed to the government’s downfall. This essay will then explore the conditions of post-revolutionary Egypt, and the repetition of Islam as the state religion leading to continued marginalization. In order for Egypt to thrive as a Republic it should practice secularization. This includes limiting the rule of the majority, not declaring an official state religion, enforcing religious freedom, strengthening human rights policies, and providing adequate representation for the Coptic community within the governing body.M.A.Includes bibliographical reference
A preliminary analysis of the impact of autonomous maritime surface ships in marine technology education
No full textThis thesis is written to analyse the development of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship its impact on technology and trends in shipping. The concept of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ship is introduced and projects that explore the concept and one which has been developed is reviewed. A review of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships in Maritime Education and Training for seafarers is conducted to see the results of these studies.
The author analyses the courses taught at Aalto University to see how much of the Autonomous Ship concept is incorporated in the education of Naval Architecture students. A study of various courses offered at other universities is conducted and the technologies that are implemented in Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships are analysed. An evaluation of various education techniques is conducted to possibly formulate a plan to incorporate these techniques in the education of students of Marine and Arctic Technology at Aalto University.
Following the research, the viability of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships to be incorporated is discussed and implementation of techniques in education are shown. A plan is formulated to see which technologies can be incorporated in which courses and a timeline is formulated to incorporate Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships in Marine and Artic Technology at Aalto University.
The author concludes that it is viable to incorporate Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships in education of Naval Architecture students by following the plan given
Landslides' mechanism and evolution in the western Rwanda
No full textLandslides' mechanism and evolution in the western Rwanda
Salah DRAIDIA1,*, Meriam EL OUAHABI1, Olivier DEWITTE2, Nathalie Fagel1, Hans Balder HAVENITH1
1 Institution 1 University of Liège
Department of Geology
Street, n°
4000 Liège Belgium
2 Institution 2 Royal Museum of Central Africa
Department of Geomogy
Tervuren Belgium
*Corresponding author:
[email protected],
Département de Géologie, Quartier Agora, Allée du six Août, 14, B- 4000 LIEGE (Sart Tilman)
Tel +32 0497351617
Keywords: mass movement, landslides, landscape evolution, geohazard,.
Abstract
The mass movement, and especially the instability of the soil and rocks, play a significant role in the changing aspect and the evolution of the landscape worldwide and particularly in tropical region. In Central Africa the landslides and others kind of instabilities are very frequent, important and represent a real threat for both population and economy. The case of Rwanda is remarkable, this country which is known as the country of thousand hills, is rich of various and very complex morphology caracterized by very steep slopes crossed by a dense network of watercourse, powered by a considerable amount of precipitation distributed in two wet seasons. The growing economy of the country brings a lot of project of infrastructures and mines and quarries exploitation (embankments and cuttings) which have a strong impact on the triggering of huge instabilities and so the modification of landscape. These instabilities and the intense activity of the rivers and streams could be considered as the engine who control the shaping and the remodeling of the landform. To understand the evolution process of these instabilities, and then the landscape change we started by the mapping of the instabilities using satellite images and then we went on the field to validate the inventory to identify the morphological aspect of the terrain, to refine our knowledge of the geological nature of the materials by sedimentological analyses on selected samples, and of course to try to better know the impact of the rock's weathering process leading to the constant modification of the landform. The computer-based quantitative analyses using GIS's data processing, were carried out to help to understand the distribution of the instabilities and the geomorphological phenomena observed to better connect and explain the whole information collected. The aim of the study is to bring in more than the mapping of instabilities a response about the process and the evolution of the instabilities and the factors impacting the phenomenon.GeoRisC
Agroborealis, Vol. 38, No. 1 (Fall 2006)
No full textTanana Valley farming: yesteryear's crops: The Tanana Valley was a major agricultural center in Alaska during the first half of the twentieth century. Cooperation between the Fairbanks Experiment Farm and local farmers and greenhouse operators led to many fruitful farming successes. / Excerpts from publications by Rochelle Lee Pigors, Josephine Papp, and Josie Phillips -- At the farm: alumni and employee remember: The Fairbanks Experimental Farm celebrated its 100th anniversary this summer. A few former employees and students write about their work and times down on the farm. / Leigh Dennison, Hal Livingston, and Barbara E. Green -- Reindeer meat-is it always tender, tasty, and healthy?: What makes reindeer meat good? The author provides an overview of reindeer meat research in four areas: pre-slaughter handling in relation to animal welfare and meat quality, effects of commercial grain-based feed mixtures and pasture on meat quality, chemical composition of meat and product quality, and sensory evaluation of reindeer meat. / Eva Wiklund -- The expert tastebud: Taste testers, or sensory panelists, evaluate reindeer meat for scientists in the Reindeer Research Program-but how do scientists train the panelists' tastebuds? / Deirdre Helfferich -- Controlled environments in Alaska: Simple to highly advanced controlled environment systems-from temporary cold frames to facilities using technology developed for space exploration-can be adapted to Alaska's regional conditions to improve production of vegetables, berries, and floral crops. / Doreen Fitzgerald with Meriam Karlsson -- Greenhouse tomato production for Alaska: For Alaska growers, tomato production in a controlled environment allows for better disease control, high productivity, and a longer season than field tomatoes. / Meriam Karlsson -- Small farm viability: Bigger is not always better, nor necessarily more profitable. Changes in technology, such as using high tunnels for season extension, can improve the economic and environmental viability of small-scale agriculture in Alaska. / Doreen Fitzgerald, Heidi Rader, and Meriam Karlsson -- Tea time in southeast Alaska: The Sitka Forest Products Program and undergraduate students in natural resources management are working with an herbal tea producer in Haines to create better tea production methods for wild Alaska herbs. / Deirdre Helfferic
ANÁLISE SOBRE A POSSÍVEL CONTRADIÇÃO OU HARMONIA ENTRE OS CONCEITOS DE SOBERANIA E DE PROPRIEDADE PRIVADA NO PENSAMENTO DE JEAN BODIN
No full textNesta pesquisa, pretendemos analisar o pensamento político de Jean Bodin (1530-1596), destacando a sistematização da noção de soberania e os limites para o exercício do poder da realeza na época moderna. Neste sentido, busca-se verifi car o discurso político de Bodin e como este autor foi importante para organizar o conceito de soberania relacionado ao poder dos reis, bem como para a defi nição dos limites do exercício do referido poder soberano por meio das chamadas leis divinas e naturais, incluindo-se, neste ponto, o direito de intangibilidade da propriedade privada. Por fi m, evidencia-se a importância da obra de Bodin por meio da análise da existência ou não de uma contradição ou de uma harmonização entre os conceitos de soberania e de propriedade privada presentes nos estudos efetivados por Bodin.
Palavras-chave: Jean Bodin – Soberania – Propriedade – França – Século XVI
ANALYSIS OF THE POSSIBLE CONTRADICTION OR HARMONY BETWEEN THE CONCEPTS OF SOVEREIGNTY AND PRIVATE PROPERTY IN JEAN BODIN THOUGHT
In this research, we intend to analyze the political thought of Jean Bodin (1530-1596), highlighting the systematization of the notion of sovereignty and the limits to the exercise of the power of royalty in modern times. In this sense, we seek to verify Bodin’s political discourse and how important this author was to organize the concept of sovereignty related to the power of kings, as well as to defi ne the limits of the exercise of that sovereign power through the so-called divine laws and natural resources, including, at this point, the right to intangibility of private property. Finally, the importance of Bodin’s work is evidenced through the analysis of the existence or not of a contradiction or of a harmonization between the concepts of sovereignty and private property present in the studies carried out by Bodin.
Keywords: Jean Bodin – Sovereignty – Property – France – 16th centur
The Escucha Project: Documenting Hispanics of Phoenix
No full textabstract: The Escucha Project: Documenting Hispanics of Phoenix started with one purpose: to speak less and listen more. Often times, I find myself focused on what I can contribute to a conversation rather than listening to what others have to say; this project was the first step in changing that. As a student pursuing a Spanish language minor in the School of International Letters and Cultures, I decided to combine three things I am passionate about: the Spanish language, storytelling, and people. Similar to the Humans of New York blog by Brandon Stanton, which features portraits and interviews collected on the streets of New York City, I photographed and highlighted the stories of Hispanics in Phoenix. Each interview started with a brief description of the project, followed by a series of questions, and finally, a photograph. Through a blog and social media, I documented the photographs and quotes of those who I spoke with. The simple concept and project procedure led to complex and thoughtful realizations, not only from myself, but also from those who followed along. I was surprised at how similar and thematic the responses were throughout the process. The most common themes throughout the interviews were family, education, opportunity, and fear. By speaking with individuals within the Hispanic population of Phoenix and learning more about them, I feel that the overall purpose was achieved. Regardless of the content of their interview, each one of them allowed a non-native Spanish speaker into some part of their life and that is something I am grateful to have facilitated
The Influence of Ancient Chinese and Arab-Islamic Alchemy on Medicine
No full textabstract: Modern medicine is a wonderfully complex field of study, with several advances in both its theoretical and practical aspects being made everyday. In light of the pride modern physicians and scientists take in their vast knowledge, it is important to remember how far we have come throughout history. Many civilizations and cultures around the world have made essential contributions to medicine, both great and small, but no one can deny the impact both ancient Chinese and Islamic medical and alchemical practices have had on modern medicine. Qi was the central principle behind Chinese correlative thought, and it was believed to be the one thing that drove human life, as it occurred everywhere. Written texts took an increasingly more prominent role in the transmission of knowledge, and in no time at all, the educated yi ("physician") emerged. Other noteworthy contributions include an early conceptualization of the circulatory system, the development of pharmacies, the establishment of proper medical school systems, and the emergence of a set of standard hygienic practices that would allow people to take responsibility for their own health. The scholars of the Islamic Golden Age, for the most part, seemed to decry the mixing of the occult with science, and therefore sought to draw a clear distinction between alchemy (by limiting its application to the transmutation of metals) and what they deemed "real" science. Notable contributions of Arab-Islamic scientists include the pioneering of a hospital prototype, along with the development of the science of chemistry and the introduction of the experimental laboratory as the birthplace of new scientific knowledge. The important question that has yet to be answered is how extensive the connection was between the Chinese and Arab worlds. Trade was thriving during the medieval period, and so it is not wrong to assume that the exchange of goods would go hand-in-hand with the exchange of knowledge. We may never fully know exactly what happened, but further research on this topic may eventually bring an answer to light
