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Archaeology: Reading the Buried Past

SheelonHistoireSocial StudiesEnglishNiveaux 9-12Publié le 6 août 2026

How do we know what happened before anyone wrote it down? Digs, layers, carbon clocks, and famous finds, from a frozen traveler in the Alps to an army of clay soldiers.

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    What does an archaeologist actually study?Touchez une réponse

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  1. Radiocarbon dating can find the age of which kind of find?Choix Multiple
  2. In which year did the eruption of Vesuvius bury the Roman city of Pompeii?Choix Multiple
  3. Archaeologists record the exact spot of every find before moving it.Vrai / Faux
  4. Thousands of life-size clay soldiers, the Terracotta Army, guard the tomb of the first emperor of...Choix Multiple
  5. Otzi, a naturally preserved man who died about 5,300 years ago, melted out of a glacier in which mountains?Choix Multiple
  6. Archaeologists mainly search for dinosaur bones.Vrai / Faux
  7. Why do archaeologists get excited about a midden, an ancient rubbish heap?Choix Multiple
  8. What do we call any object made or used by people in the past, from an axe to a coin? (one word)Saisir la Réponse
  9. What is the careful scientific digging of an ancient site called? (one word)Saisir la Réponse

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