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- Dr. Bill Kelso explains that being an archaeologist
is like being a detective. How is archaeology like detective
work? Give at least one specific example from the video
to support your answer.
- By using archaeology and forensic science, we can learn
a lot about JR102C. What is JR102C? What do we know about
JR102C? What do we still need to find out?
- Life was very difficult for the early settlers at Jamestown.
How is JR102C symbolic of the tough life at Jamestown
in the early years?
- There are a lot of important steps involved in getting
an artifact from the place it is found to the place it
is stored. What are these steps, and why are they so important?
- Over 350,000 artifacts have been found at Jamestown.
What do these objects tell you about life at Jamestown?
Pick two artifacts from your notes to support your answer.
- The Powhatan village and the Jamestown settlement are
both recreated at the Jamestown Settlement Living Museum.
What kinds of things are in them? How do these things
tell you about the similarities and differences between
the two communities? Use your notes to help you.
- We know much about life at Jamestown from written sources,
like the census, and from artifacts that archaeologists
have discovered. How do written sources and artifacts
teach us about the past?
- The experts in the video offer both facts and opinions.
How can you tell the difference between a fact and an
opinion?
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