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Year 7- History Term 1 Mungo
Year 7- History Term 1 Mungo
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What methods are used to try and date the age of old bones?
Absolute dating
Relative dating
Absolute and Relative dating
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When were Mungo man and Mungo Lady discovered?
Mungo Man 1968, Mungo Lady 1974
Mungo Lady 1968, Mungo Man 1974
Mungo Man 1970, Mungo Lady 1984
Mungo Lady 1965, Mungo Man 1968
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Evidence of human existence at Lake Mungo include;
human clothes and ancient tools
shell middens, human burials and fireplaces
marsupial and fish bones
shell middens, human clothes and weapons
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What is the World Heritage list?
Landmarks which have been officially recognized by UNESCO
A list of heritage sites in the world.
A list of landmarks that may need to be preserved.
Landmarks which haven't been officially recognized by UNESCO
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Who discovered Mungo Lady and Mungo Man?
Professor Jim Bowler
Professor Tim Bowler
Professor Mark Bowler
Professor Alan Thorne
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There are 1052 World Heritage Sites. Which country has the most (51) World Heritage sites?
Australia
France
Italy
Spain
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BC and AD are now often replaced with...
CE and BCE
BCE and CE
BCE and AD
AD and CE
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Mungo Man was
from the Kooma tribe
around 45 years old and had arthritis
ochre was sprinted over his chest (burial)
around 50 years old and had arthritis
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What is megafauna?
Big animals that didn't exist with human beings
Big animals (that are extinct) that did exist with humans
massive animals that still exist today
a type of dinosaur
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Examples of secondary sources are
diary entry reflecting on teaching in History
textbook about the war
photograph
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T or F- The Aboriginal remains found at Lake Mungo are the oldest in Australia?
Maybe
True
Next question Miss Carey
False
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Mungo lady was
18 years old and cremated
32 years old and buried
from the Kumai tribe
an Aboriginal Elder
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Examples of primary sources are;
Journal article about Native Americans who served in WWII
Speeches, autobiographies. or memoirs.
Letters, diaries and original photographs.
Letters, magazine article about 20th century photographers
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Primary source
a source that is created at or around the time being studied
a source that is created well after the time being studied
a source that is not created around the time being studied
a source that is first discovered
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Chronological order is
the order in which series of events from recent to oldest
the order in which series of events from oldest to recent
the order in which series of events occurred
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Who are historians?
People who construct accounts of past events
People who study history
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By whom and when were the ancient remains found at Lake Mungo?
By Tim Bowler in 1968
By Alan Thorne in 1968
By Jim Bowler in 1968
By Jim Bowler in 1976
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Who are Archaeologists?
History professionals who uncover evidence of prehistory
History professionals who uncover evidence of the past
Professionals who discover evidence of the past
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Secondary sources
a source that is created well after the time being studied
a source that is created at the time being studied
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What were the different types of megafauna found at Lake Mungo?
giant wombat, giant kangaroo, dinosaurs
Dingo, Giant rat, Mammoth, giant wombats
giant wombat, giant kangaroo, giant lizard, giant lion
giant lizard , giant kangaroo, bettong
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Lake Mungo is located where?
Eastern NSW, Australia
In the Willandra Lakes Region
Western NSW
Western QLD
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Animals found at lake mungo include
red kangaroo, bettong, wombats
red kangaroo, bettong, rats
