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Archaeology Lesson 7

Grade Level:: 10
Subject:: Archaeology
Topic:: Unit 4 Cultural Origins
Objective:: Learn where the first people and culture originated
Discuss the societal importance of sustenance
Examine early laws
Investigate how trade routes encouraged expansion
Explore how language may have emerged over time
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Prep:: Review the course material, create powerpoint
Materials:: Course material, powerpoint, and blackboard
Recording: https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2015-02-18.1059.M.F8EBBDA825269CEF47B223B84B5DBD.vcr&sid=559
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Archaeology Lesson 7