Browse Exhibits (25 total)
Brynn Leukuma - Gupta Empire
This exhibit demonstrates that the Gupta Empire, mostly known for the Guptan Period Art, made many intriciate artisitic acomplishments that made art techniques and other aspects of the world change.
Inara Hirani- Genghis Khan
This exhibit presents six sources to prove that Genghis Khan is important for all of us today and that eventually, he realized the importance of Islam and that helped the Mongols better understand individuals who practiced Islam.
Japanese Culture-- Melissa Yahr
This exhibit demonstrates that the creation of literature was a large part of Japan’s search for independence from Chinese and Korean culture, leading them to an individualized culture.
Tyler DeWall- Jewelry trading in India 1100s
This exhibit will demonstrate/show how Jewelry was one of top traded items in India and why it was in the 1100s.
Samantha Weiss
This exhibits demonstrates that the Black Death not only killed a major portion of Europe but also impacted the community.
Banh Tu- Siddhartha Gautama
This exhibit will exlpore the life of Siddhartha Gautama before he became known as Buddha.
Black Plague and the good affects it had on people
This exhibit explains through six sources the background on the Black Plague, and the good affects it had on some people post plague.
Was the main religion Catholic in France?
This exhibit brings together six sources to argue that the main religion in 13th century France was Catholic and the rose windows in the Notre Dame Cathedral prove this with their biblical depictions.
Sarah Pesola-Ancient Egypt
This exhibit uses six sources to show that the Pharoahs of Ancient Egypt continued to build temples and statues to worship the Gods within the era known as the New Kingdom at the Egyptian Religious site of Karnak.