What
Happened at Jamestown?
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1. |
(b)
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2. |
Cores
from the 1000-year-old baldcypress trees near the Jamestown
settlement. The rings of these trees recorded the drought
years that coincided with the English colonists' arrival.
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Time
Travelers
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3. |
(c) |
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4. |
Along
what was later called the Silk Road. Because mounting
evidence suggests that other inventions which were thought
to have originated in China, like the wheel and bronze,
may have also been brought in along the Silk Road -
a theory disliked by the Chinese government.
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A
Texan Tall Tale
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5. |
(d) |
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6. |
Tobacco-stained
teeth, Catholic medallion, Artificial leaf from rosette,
DNA from tooth fragments.
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The
Real Pyramid Builders
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7. |
The
graves of the workers who built the Pyramids themselves
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8. |
(e)
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City
of Gold
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9. |
(c)
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10. |
The
king and queen of Thulamela. They were the first royal
couple ever excavated in Southern Africa.
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