I wanted to start off by letting you know that I really like your research questions because I believe that they cover all of the major details about your artifacts. Also, I really like how all of your questions relate to one another. I really like your first question as there could have been a religion symbolism to the lamas and alpacas, and this religious symbolism could help people to understand the answers to the rest of your questions. Your second questions appealed to me because it could give insight into the religious value of the objects. You have an excellent third question, due to the fact that people can forget the economic value of an object when they think of its deeper religious meaning. Lastly, your fourth question is different from the rest because it has a much more literal meaning. By finding out where these artifacts were made, you can figure more out about them.
Hey Dylan,
I wanted to start off by letting you know that I really like your research questions because I believe that they cover all of the major details about your artifacts. Also, I really like how all of your questions relate to one another. I really like your first question as there could have been a religion symbolism to the lamas and alpacas, and this religious symbolism could help people to understand the answers to the rest of your questions. Your second questions appealed to me because it could give insight into the religious value of the objects. You have an excellent third question, due to the fact that people can forget the economic value of an object when they think of its deeper religious meaning. Lastly, your fourth question is different from the rest because it has a much more literal meaning. By finding out where these artifacts were made, you can figure more out about them.
Hope you like my critique,
Christian Rodriguez