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Duplicate of Mungo Man and Mungo Woman
Duplicate of Mungo Man and Mungo Woman
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Aboriginal spirituality is often referred to as:
Christianity
The dreamtime
Aboriginal stories
Buddhism
2
How old was Mungo Man when he died?
30 years old
50 years old
60 years old
20 years old
3
Which groups have benefited from the discoveries of Mungo Lady and Mungo Man?
Archaeologists around the world
Modern Australians like you and me
4
What did the discovery of red ochre on Mungo Man’s skeleton symbolise?
He was an artist.
He was popular.
He was an important person in the Aboriginal culture.
5
Roughly what date do historians think were the first signs of human settlement in Australia?
100 000 BC
200 AD
200 BC
70 000 BC
6
How did geologist Jim Bowler find the skeleton?
Jim Bowler discovered mungo man's skeleton on a research trip
While surfing the internet
By talking to people
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When was Mungo Man’s skeleton given back to the traditional owners of the land?
November 2017
November 2018
November 2019
November 2015
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Some of the ways that Aboriginal people buried their dead include...
Burial in ground or caves
Buried with an army of clay warriors
Entombed in a pyramid
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Who discovered Mungo Man and Mungo Woman?
Jim Bowler
John Bowler
John Batter
Jim Batter
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How did Lake Mungo discoveries change Australian archaeology?
Archaeologists came from around the world to Australia
More money for research
Jim Bowler's team found some of the oldest remains on earth
It was on CNN
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Aboriginal people lived in...
tents
houses
caves
handmade huts
12
How many years ago did Mungo Man live?
40
4000
400,000
40,000
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Where is Lake Mungo?
Western NSW
Western Australia
Eastern NSW
South Australia
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How far apart were Mungo man and Mungo woman found?
200m
400m
4km
2km
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What does 'oral tradition' mean?
People passing on sacred pairs of pants
People passing on their stone tools or tool kits.
People passing on information by writing or by rock art
People passing on stories and songs without using writing