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Q Online Discussion: Week 2 Reflection After completing the weekly chapter readings and reviewing the online resources, select one thing/topic that stood out to you. Conduct independent research on your selected topic to understand it further. Write three short paragraphs about the topic. In your academic discussion of your selected topic, be sure to cite all sources from your research. The topic must be related to Non-western art and the specific assigned chapter readings for this week. Post your online discussion to this forum. Worth 5 points. Due Sunday at midnight - Week 2. Assignment Grading Rubric: ART 161 Online Discussion GRADING RUBRIC Requirement Points Non-Western Art Historical Content & Artistic Perception of the Content / 1 Creativity/Originality in writing style and artistic thought. / 1 Artistic Examples Provided (Including images & discussion) / 1 Quality of Written Communication and Format (including proper citation of sources) / 2 Total / 5

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This week what particularly fascinated me was the Secret Tomb of China’s First Emperor. I always felt interested in the concepts and the secrets associated with tombs and I am glad that this course has given me the opportunity to learn more about it. It is very much shocking to know that the tomb of the First emperor of China stays buried under a hill somewhere in Central China. To add to the mystery of that tomb, it has been guarded all around by moat of poisonous mercury. It has been two millennia almost that no one has perturbed that tomb or tried to enter it anyway. It was Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China was

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