Stonehenge 1
Opposite of 'always'?
Never
How many days are there in a year?
365
Whose nose grew everytime he lied?
Pinocchio
Princess with the reeeeally long hair?
Repulzel
What vegetable makes you cry?
Onion
In how many stages was the Stonehenge built?
4
Name the profession that digs up old artefacts?
Archaeologist
What is Stonehenge?
Huge man made circle of stones
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Name 2 animals that were hunted in the Cave age?
lions, horses, deer, aurochs
If you were a caveman , what would you draw? Explain why
Individual answers
Is the Stonehenge precise or random in its built?
Very precise
How old is the Stonehenge?
4000-5000
Whats older the Pyramids of Giza or the Stonehenge?
Stonehenge
How far back does the cave art date back 75000 or 65000 years ago?
65000
One of cavemans incredible inventions?
Fire
How did the stones get replaced by people?
Oxen, boats, wooden structers, tree trunks
In the beginning what were the tools made out of?
Antlers
How much kms is in 1 mile?
1600
What were the two most common colour pigments used?
red and black
What is prehistoric times?
Time period before written records
How do scientists think the stones were transported?
On rolling tree trunks ,boat by the nearby river
Name 2 things people believe the Stonehenge was used for?
Burial ground, calender, study the movement of stars, worship the sun and the moon
True or false the smaller stones are called Sarsen?
False - bluestone
Why was cave art important?
1. Its how people recorded history and culture
2. It warned other cavemen of dangers
What is Eurasia?
Biggest continent combined landmass of Europe and Asia