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Thank You PTO MA-SB-SS

South Jordanian Desert

Humayma

Before

After

Material Culture – The finds

Experimental Archaeology Reconstructing past technology to better understand how people lived Mock Excavations Safety for students Assures no toxic or dangerous areas excavated

Paperwork, Paperwork, Paperwork Post-dig Artifact form Register finds Data base entry Ceramicist report Faunal Analysis Seed Flotation Floral Analysis C14 dating Site report

Classroom lab

What do the artifacts tell us? How did Humans survive? Answers these questions: Shelter Food Clothing Trade Transportation

Gather – Hunt – Fish - Grow – Grind - Cook FOOD

Paleolithic - Wooden spears 5 million yrs. ago

Neolithic Tools

Modern Hunting with spears

Fishing

Mesolithic

Agriculture – 6000 years ago Donkeys pulling a seeder plow on a cylinder seal from Tell Suleimeh, Iraq, mid-third millennium B.C.E.

Farming equipment

Skins – Fiber – Spinning - Weaving - Sewing CLOTHING

Sheep and Goats

Textiles - wool

Textiles - linen

SHELTER

Sterkfontein Caves shelter for hominids 4 million years

Colonial Building materials

Old Sherwood School

Transportation and Trade

Laetoli, Africa

Transportation and trade

Play time

Modern Toys

Ceramics – Potsherds reconstruction

Greek culture

THINK ARCHAEOLOGY Not Indiana Jones

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