Monday : #ThePrimaryFactor

how to assess the potential for strong ground motion and fault rupturing that might impact the siting of new buildings or facilities. A team of geologist,

Engineers have to study the area and made experimental boreholes to work out the rate of Hazardous of ground settling, earth quick and strong wind impact on

dwelling before start to depict it. This is called primary factor The below picture also a part of land which were called in ancient time as Death valley. Now a days

we have latest equipment which can assess the risk and we ae able to calculate the required precautionary measure to protect our dwelling from Hazards. So I

decided to plan my place near a running ravine without any fear of failours.

Tuesday: #TheSimplestWay

The Nazca Lines, mysterious geoglyphs that span a rugged Peruvian desert, remain an engima. No one has proof as to who built

them and what their function was. Since their discovery, they have inspired fantastic explanations from ancient believes, a landing

strip for returning aliens, a celestial calendar created by the ancient Nazca civilization -- putting the creation of the lines between

200 BC and 600 AD, used for rituals probably related to astronomy, to confirm the ayllus or clans who made up the population and

to determine through ritual their economic functions held up by reciprocity and redistribution, or a map of underground water

supplies.

I thinks they

discovered the

water creaks and

collection place so

that they can

extract for them

Wednesday: #TheEggHas

History of the Lascaux Discovery

In September 1940, Marcel Ravidat found a cavity on Lascaux Hill. On the 12th September 1940, He came back to the place with Gerorges

Agniel, Simon Coencas and Jacques Marsal. The 4 young boys decided to explore the hill, they made the cavity larger so as to slip into the

cave. Just with a lamp, they were the first ones to discover the painting caves. They did found some great and unique treasures… The Lascaux

cave, the finest of all prehistoric painted caves made by the Cro Magnons. Lascaux II So as to unable anybody to discover the

prehistoric masterpieces, The Lascaux cave was entirely and meticulously reproduced - same paintings, same techniques, same pigments. It

is now known as Lascaux II The Prehistoric Masterpieces of the Vézère Valley in Dordogne Périgord are exhibited in Lascaux II and in the Thot.

The guided tours (Lascaux II) or free tours (The Thot) enable to be keen on fabulous art of the prehistoric men.- See more at:

http://www.lascaux-dordogne.com/en/lascaux-cave#sthash.YP6iF1bw.dpuf

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Thursday: #ItIsNotHow

Friday: #ThereIsNoExcellent