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Презентация, доклад к докладу Native American Beadwork часть 1
Содержание
- 1. Презентация к докладу Native American Beadwork часть 1
- 2. ContentsIntroduction.Part I. Beads in the life of
- 3. James Fenimore Cooper
- 4. Слайд 4
- 5. to prove that jewelry made from
- 6. Слайд 6
- 7. Слайд 7
- 8. European beads Native Americans quickly adopted the new material, incorporating glass beads into traditional patterns.
- 9. Round glassy beads were associated with seeds,
ContentsIntroduction.Part I. Beads in the life of the Indians.Part II. Kinds of beads.1.1. Indian beads from natural materials.1.2. European beads.1.3. Shape, colour and other aspects.Part III. Implications of beads.3.1. Spiritual implications.3.2. Religious implications, ceremonies and rituals.3.3.
Слайд 1Lyceum of Humanities
Native American Beadwork
Prepared by Shemetova Nastya, 7 B
Teacher Ukolova
Elena Lvovna
Слайд 2Contents
Introduction.
Part I. Beads in the life of the Indians.
Part II. Kinds
of beads.
1.1. Indian beads from natural materials.
1.2. European beads.
1.3. Shape, colour and other aspects.
Part III. Implications of beads.
3.1. Spiritual implications.
3.2. Religious implications, ceremonies and rituals.
3.3. Aesthetic implications.
3.4. Historical and cultural implications.
3.5. Economic implications.
3.6. Political implications.
3.7. Social implications.
Part IV. Beads in the cut of European culture.
Part V. Our personal contribution.
Conclusion.
1.1. Indian beads from natural materials.
1.2. European beads.
1.3. Shape, colour and other aspects.
Part III. Implications of beads.
3.1. Spiritual implications.
3.2. Religious implications, ceremonies and rituals.
3.3. Aesthetic implications.
3.4. Historical and cultural implications.
3.5. Economic implications.
3.6. Political implications.
3.7. Social implications.
Part IV. Beads in the cut of European culture.
Part V. Our personal contribution.
Conclusion.
Слайд 5 to prove that jewelry made from beads carried a great
spiritual message for Indians;
to find out how colonists used beads to come into contact with Native Americans;
to compare the Indian and European perception of beads;
to awake my schoolmates’ interest in the great wisdom of the Indians;
to draw my schoolmates’ attention to the problem of preserving Native American unique cultural heritage.
to find out how colonists used beads to come into contact with Native Americans;
to compare the Indian and European perception of beads;
to awake my schoolmates’ interest in the great wisdom of the Indians;
to draw my schoolmates’ attention to the problem of preserving Native American unique cultural heritage.
My aims are:
Слайд 8European beads
Native Americans quickly adopted the new material, incorporating glass beads
into traditional patterns.
Слайд 9Round glassy beads were associated with seeds, berries, shells, life and
light because of their form. Their polished surface had a conceptual relationship with 'seeing the soul'.
