Humans have a wide variety of reasons to express themselves through created artifacts. A great answer as to why this is, can be found in this old saying “ A picture says a thousand words “. Artifacts allow humans to express themselves in ways that would just be to long by word, but sometimes too in ways that words could not do alone.
The larger human need to express that I learned from my artifact I would say is not very pronounced,at the least different from the usual. As the main motive behind the Rosary was to express gratitude to God, they did this by reciting the book of psalms or by saying prayers if they could not read. This could be seen by many people in there counting of prayers and they wanted to count how many times they did this
The concept that has informed by my explanation was the origin of the rosary. It’s known that its used to count prayers and what prayers. So it can be easy to forget that at one point there was not a uniformed was to keep track of how much one has done. So when looking back and seeing it was used as a uniformed way to …show more content…
A great way to show this is by food, for example if you go to a baseball game here in the states it would be expected you could get a coke soda and a hamburger. Where as if you went to India the soda could most likely be called Thums up as that's their leading selling carbonated soft drink, and there would be very little chance you could even get a hamburger.On top of all that In India you would most likely be going to a cricket game instead of baseball. It can also go the other way too, most people always want to be doing what's current popular and it can be seen how the artifacts change the culture. How a popular song can spread through a country and everyone will be singing it. A very recent example is fidget spinners and how they shortly went from practically having no one knowing about it and then by the end of the week everyone had