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What two tools are usually used for digging up the more
delicate and fragile artefacts such as a skeleton?
- A
Trowel and Brush
- A
shovel and Pickaxe
- A
Digger
- A
tractor
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What is the best time to take an aerial
photograph?
- Mid-day
- Dawn
and Dusk
- Night
time
- Cloudy
day
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What is it called when you clean and put back together
an artefact so that it can be studied or displayed?
- Golden
rule
- Excavation
- Conservation
- Find
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How do you call a pattern of ditches and little
hills?
- Cropmarks
- Leaves
- aerial
photograph
- a
hill
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What tool is used when photographs are taken of small
features or objects?
- Bricklayer’s
pointing trowel
- Photo
Sale
- Handpick
- 10-m
cloth tape
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What kind of survey involves using an instrument called
a magnetometer?
- Geothermal
survey
- Underground
survey
- Geophysical
survey
- Aerial
survey
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What tool is often used for fine work and fragile
remains?
- Toothbrush
- Brush
- Handpick
- Dental
Picks
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Which particular site was covered in ash on 24 August
A.D 79?
- London
- Lyon
- Seattle
- Pompeii
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What is the name of an all-purpose tool used for
excavating a site?
- A
trowel
- A
pickaxe
- Bricklayer’s
pointing trowel
- A
shovel
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Which tool is likely used for correct vertical
plotting?
- Small
brush
- Plumb
Bob
- Photo
scale
- Handpick
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Name one tool, which is used to conserve artefacts?
- Glue
- Brush
- Paper
- Pins
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Which place could you visit for information before
undertaking an excavation?
- A
Restraunt
- Country
Records
- A
Game store
- A
pub
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Name a word, which involves an excavation?
- Digging
- Jumping
- Running
- Playing
-
What is it called when you take a photograph from above
the ground?
- Big
photograph
- Aerial
photograph
- Sky
photograph
- Clear
Photograph
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What else can you do before undertaking an excavation
which gives you lots of information?
- Take
a photo
- Look
at the site
- Dig
a layer
- A
Geophysical survey
-
What do you do when you carry out a geophysical
survey?
- Make
a cup of tea
- Look
for hidden artefacts and features in the ground
- Make
a map of the site.
- Rebuild
the broken artefacts that you have found.
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From what source can you find out how old a skeleton
is.
- From
carbon dating
- From
what he ate
- From
the colour of the skeleton
- Crushing
it
-
What are we doing to the past when we excavate?
- We
destroy the past
- We
give the ground some air
- We
uncover things
- We
give it nutrients
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What is the oldest human species found?
- Dinosaur
- Lucy
- Ape
- Mammoth