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How have archaeologists helped us to know what happened in Ancient Egypt and elsewhere?

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How reliable are different types of information? - Ancient Egypt
How much can we rely on information from 3000 years ago?
Local archaeologists - Teacher notes
15 things I know about archaeologists
Old streets - How do we know they are old? - Worksheet
New streets - How do we know they are new? - Worksheet
Local archaeologists - Challenge
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Year 4 History lesson from the unit Egyptians. This lesson uses an enquiry-approach method, and will facilitate students answering the question 'How have archaeologists helped us to know what happened in Ancient Egypt and elsewhere?'
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How reliable are different types of information? - Ancient Egypt
How reliable are different types of information? - Ancient Egypt
Resource
History
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How much can we rely on information from 3000 years ago?
How much can we rely on information from 3000 years ago?
Resource
History
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Local archaeologists - Teacher notes
Local archaeologists - Teacher notes
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History
Y4
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15 things I know about archaeologists
15 things I know about archaeologists
Resource
History
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Old streets - How do we know they are old? - Worksheet
Old streets - How do we know they are old? - Worksheet
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New streets - How do we know they are new? - Worksheet
New streets - How do we know they are new? - Worksheet
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Local archaeologists - Challenge
Local archaeologists - Challenge
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How reliable are different types of information? - Ancient Egypt
How reliable are different types of information? - Ancient Egypt
Resource
History
Y4
View
How much can we rely on information from 3000 years ago?
How much can we rely on information from 3000 years ago?
Resource
History
Y4
View
Local archaeologists - Teacher notes
Local archaeologists - Teacher notes
Resource
History
Y4
View
15 things I know about archaeologists
15 things I know about archaeologists
Resource
History
Y4
View
Old streets - How do we know they are old? - Worksheet
Old streets - How do we know they are old? - Worksheet
Resource
History
Y4
View
New streets - How do we know they are new? - Worksheet
New streets - How do we know they are new? - Worksheet
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History
Y4
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Local archaeologists - Challenge
Local archaeologists - Challenge
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