The End Part 1 Lost
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Lost Inventions Explained
""Lost Inventions Explained"" explores the fascinating world of forgotten technologies, examining why some innovations thrived while others faded into obscurity. The book challenges the idea of linear technological progress by showcasing ingenious devices from ancient civilizations to abandoned prototypes, revealing that societal acceptance and resource availability often dictate an invention's fate, not just its inherent merit. For instance, advanced metallurgical techniques of the ancient world were lost, only to be rediscovered centuries later. The book adopts a multifaceted approach, drawing from archaeological findings, historical documents, and scientific analyses to reconstruct the stories behind these lost inventions. It presents case studies from various historical periods, including ancient marvels, Renaissance-era inventions, and 19th and 20th-century prototypes, to illustrate the complex interplay between technology, society, and economics. Each chapter builds upon the previous one, progressively revealing how understanding these ""forgotten technology"" examples can inspire new approaches to problem-solving and promote sustainable innovation today.
The Lost Lennon Tapes Project
An Unauthorized Guide To The Complete Radio Series 1988 - 1992 All 218 episodes catalogued and researched plus: * complete unreleased tracks index * comparison of Bag Records bootleg tracks and Lost Lennon Tapes broadcast versions * comparison of commercially released tracks and Lost Lennon Tapes broadcast versions
Treasures Lost
Author: Francisco Martins
language: en
Publisher: Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG
Release Date: 2022-06-06
The book of Kings repeatedly refers to the despoliation of the treasures of the Jerusalem temple and royal palace. These short notices recounting a foreign invasion and the loss of "national wealth" have been explored only briefly among scholars applying their expertise to the analysis of the book of Kings or the study of the Jerusalem temple and royal palace, from both literary and historical perspectives. This monograph aims to fill this lacuna. Adopting an approach that combines a more traditional form of literary criticism with a thorough analysis of the narrative role and intertextual connections giving shape to the texts (Sitz in der Literatur), the book offers a more complex and nuanced appreciation of the literary development and ideological profile of the despoliation notices. In addition, it weighs the use of the underlying literary motif in the biblical writings against other Ancient Near Eastern sources. This study not only provides new perspectives on the role of motifs in biblical historiography but has far-reaching implications for the reconstruction of the process of production and transmission of Kings as part of the Deuteronomistic History.