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Wow, what an amazing experience we had! We became archaeologists for a day and were able to take part in excavating a brand new site at Saveock Water right above where aerial photographs have shown that there is a round house beneath the surface of the hill! We even discovered the first find of the site - a piece of medieval pottery.
We also got to visit a replica round house where we learnt how to make Stone Age jewelry, use Stone Age tools such as a push drill, how to grind grain to make flour by hand and even how to make rush lamps and soap!
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Mud, mud, glorious mud!
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Working together to use our new found archaeology skills
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Good team work
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On a real dig!
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Grace sieving here collection of soil to discover her 'finds' so she could place them in her 'finds tray' to be studied by the archaeologists
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Digging a brand new REAL dig! The children had the most fantastic opportunity of becoming archaeologists and even discovered a medieval pot!
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Lots of learning!
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Inside the Stone Age round house replica
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Stone Age round house replica
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Learning how to use Stone Age tools in the round house
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Euan and Joe learning how to make Stone Age jewelry and rush lanterns
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Harley using a 'push drill'
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Phoebe using a 'push drill' to drill a hole in her slate necklace
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Daisy etching her slate necklace
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