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Club SuSo - WSC 2023 - Global - Archaeology: The Telltale Art - Part 2
What is the best preservation material?
What is archaeology?
Club SuSo - WSC 2023 - Global - Archaeology: The Telltale Art - Part 2
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What is archaeology?
Study of past societies through material remains.
Study of living organisms.
Study of shipping routes.
Study of underwater remains.
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What is the best preservation material?
Stainless steel
Dry or wet sediment
Plastic
Organic material
3
When was Pompeii destroyed?
BC 55
AD 79
BC 79
AD 55
4
How old was Richard III when he became king?
35
25
20
30
5
Which modern country is Pompeii located in?
Portugal
Italy
Spain
Greece
6
What happened to Pompeii after the eruption?
It was destroyed by fire
It was flooded
It was abandoned
It was buried under ash and pumice
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What was Pompeii's primary industry?
Olive oil production
Wine production
Farming
Fishing
8
What is a lithic artifact?
Artifact made of bones.
Artifact made of rocks.
Artifact made of metal.
Artifact made of pottery.
9
Who wrote a play about Richard III's reign?
John Milton
Christopher Marlowe
William Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
10
What is a cultural site?
A place of religious worship.
An area containing cultural artifacts.
A natural area.
A place to buy souvenirs.
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What is Richard III's infamous last line in the play?
To be or not to be, that is the question.
Once more unto the breach, dear friends!
Is this a dagger which I see before me?
A horse, a horse! My kingdom for a horse!
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Which Roman emperor rebuilt Pompeii?
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Caligula
Nero
13
Who succeeded Richard III as king of England?
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Edward IV
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What was Richard III's nickname?
The Great
The Hunchbacked
The Cruel
The Terrible
15
What type of government did Pompeii have?
Republic
Communism
Monarchy
Democracy
16
What was the name of Richard III's wife?
Anne Boleyn
Anne Neville
Margaret Beaufort
Lady Jane Grey
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What dynasty did Richard III belong to?
Plantagenet
Windsor
Stuart
Tudor
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What is dendrochronology?
The study of settlement patterns.
The study of human bones.
The study of ceramics.
The study of tree rings.
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What is ceramics?
Objects that are left behind by people.
Artificial islands.
Cups and plates made of clay.
Works of art.
20
What is stratigraphy?
A study of geological layers.
A study of human history.
A study of ancient rituals.
The science of dating artifacts.
21
What was Richard III's reign like?
Peaceful
Long
Short
Turbulent
22
When was Richard III's remains discovered?
2015
2012
2013
2014
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What is an excavation?
The act of digging up cultural remains.
A place to sell artifacts.
A type of cemetery.
A type of archaeological tool.
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Where were Richard III's remains found?
In a castle
In a forest
In a museum
Under a car park
25
What is aerial photography?
Flying over ancient sites.
Taking pictures in the dark.
Taking pictures with a drone.
Taking pictures through a microscope.
26
How many people lived in Pompeii before the eruption?
25,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
27
What year did Richard III die?
1495
1475
1485
1505
28
What was discovered in Pompeii in the 1700s?
A lost treasure trove
Ancient artifacts from other civilizations
The remains of a massive volcano
A well-preserved city
29
What was the name of the group that found Richard III's remains in 2012?
The Richard III Society
The Archaeological Society
The Plantagenet Alliance
The Yorkist Society
30
Where was Richard III buried?
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury Cathedral
Greyfriars Friary, Leicester
St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle
31
In what battle was Richard III killed?
Battle of Agincourt
Battle of Bosworth Field
Battle of Hastings
Battle of Tewkesbury
32
What type of art is Pompeii known for?
Painting
Printmaking
Mosaics
Sculpture
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Which volcanic eruption destroyed Pompeii?
Mount St. Helens
Mount Vesuvius
Mount Pinatubo
Mount Etna
