It was a national work, originating in national necessities, and requiring national assistance.
The Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi) pueblo at Pecos National Monument originated about 1300 and endured for over five centuries.
In South America a number of national museums originated in the early 19th century: the Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences in Buenos Aires was founded in 1812, and Brazil's National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, which owes its origin to a selection of paintings presented by John VI, exiled king of Portugal, was opened to the public in 1818 (a fire destroyed much of the collection in 2018).
When "Warriors, Tombs and Temples" opened in October, Zhao Rong, a visiting dignitary from the province of Shaanxi in north-central China where the Terra Cotta Warriors and other excavated Chinese national treasures originated, surprised Keller and other Bowers representatives by bestowing an honorary ambassadorship on Shih.
They note that the commission is not merely far away from most national capitals but unelected (although the last thing a Eurosceptic wants is an elected commission), and yet perhaps 80% of the laws passed at national level originate in Brussels.This is a seductive line of reasoning, but it is flawed.
Instead, it is a shared feature of their respective national models, originating in the fiscal requirement of the universal welfare state for high unemployment.
In November 1918 there was a national strike, which originated in Zürich.
Indeed, the traditional region of Karelia (now divided between Finland and Russia), where the songs of the Finnish national epic Kalevala originated, bears little influence from either Swedish or Russian culture.
Some national service organizations originated at A&M. Aggie students founded the largest one-day student-run service project in America known as The Big Event.
Yang et al. reported that 83.3% (10 of 12 samples) of healthy adults were antibody-positive to EV71 in 2008 in Fuyang City, China, where the national HFMD outbreak originated in that year.
