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Extractions: Duration: Three Forty-Five Minute Class Periods Key Words/Concepts: ELA: Compare/Contrast; Cultural/Historical Contexts; Group Discussions SOC: Communities; Cultures; History to 1620; Native Peoples Standards: Learning to Give lessons incorporate National State and Philanthropy curriculum standards . See the end of each lesson for specific standards.
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Extractions: edit edit Issue 76 page 1 edit A report on the adventures of the HADAS Bog-people by Daphne Lorimer=== It has been the wettest May for a century, and HADAS has spent most of the month digging in a bog! Contrary to Genesis, the waters which were under the firmament and the waters which were above the firmament were not divided on this occasion it was wet underneath and wet on top. The trench note-books were wet, the kneeling pads were wet, the trowels and buckets and barrows were wet, and the diggers were wettest of all! It did not however, seemed to dampen their spirits, and this will be a "Crispin's Day" of which to tell generations of HADAS members yet unborn. On Saturday 7 May, thanks to an unparalleled accuracy of Billy Maher, husband of HADAS member Margaret Maher, McNicholas Cable and Engineering Company Limited send a High-Max excavator to excavate a trench (hereafter known as the McNicholas Pit), 6 metres by 5 metres in the waterlogged area of the West Heath spring site. A 3 inch slurry pump was also most generously loaned by Mr Maher; in use all and every day, except the dig free of standing water. Those members injudicious enough to use the outlet pipe for wet-sieving found that it possessed a life and will of its own. Complete soil sequences for pollen, fossil beetles and botanical analysis were taken by Maureen Girling of the Department of the Environment and her colleague, James Craig of Birmingham University, who kindly volunteered their services. These samples came from a face on the northwest corner of the trench (the sump face); large samples were taken along the whole of the North face and 1 metre intervals and a further complete series of samples was taken from a parallel section which appears to lie on the bed of an ancient stream. Large samples containing fossil wood were taken for C14 dating.
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Extractions: The focus for social studies in grade six expands student understanding of history by studying the people, events, and the land from the dawn of history to the era of European exploration. Studying the land means that students should understand the significance of geography in the development of the human story. This story of the early history of humans will include the everyday lives, problems and accomplishments of people and their roles in developing social, economic, religious, and political structures of the major civilizations.
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