Vocabulary
People and Professions
Archaeology
Historical Sites
Wild Card
100

Before written history

What is prehistoric?

100

They study dinosaur bones.

What are palaeontologists?

100

This was the method for discovering the Terracotta Warriors in China

What is LUCK?

100

It was an arena for gladiatorial games and events.

What is the Colosseum? 

100

A practice, event, object or person that is placed outside the original time period.

What is Anachronism?

200

Objects made and used by people in the past.

What is artefact?

200

They dig up the past.

What is archeologists?

200
A tool used to separate small artefacts from the soil

What is Water Sieve

200

It was created by the Ancient Athenians has a meeting place on top of a hill.

What is the Acropolis?

200

The 3 categories of people are known to study the past.

What are archeologists, historians, and geographers?

300

An artefact made at the time of study

What is a primary source?

300

They study letters, documents and written work.

What is historian?

300

Form of organisation for an archaeological site which divides the site into smaller boxes or sections

What is Grid System

300

Most famous landmark with a face in Egypt

What is the Sphinx?

300

This is a form of art commonly referred to as "treasures of the past" because they provided information about ancient humans.

What is cave art?

400

They study artefacts for clues about the past.

What is archeologists?

400

They are concerned with the natural features of the earth, e.g. landforms, water masses and animals.

What is geographers?

400

A Japanese archaeologist who caused a scandal by burying "artefacts" so that he could claim he found them

What is Shinichi Fujimura

400

This is a giant mound of red rock/earth in Central Australia

What is Uluru?

400

These are commonly studied by historians.

What are documents, letters, and diaries.

500

This concerns the distant past, from the earliest humans through the first great civilizations.

What is ancient history?

500

They store and display artefacts and evidence relating to the past for the public to see and learn from

What is museums

500

Used to date formally living things aged between 70,000 and 400 years old

What is Radio-Carbon Dating

500

This was gifted to the USA by the French after the American War of Independence.

What is the Statue of Liberty?

500

Was discovered by two German hikers in the Otztal Alps

What is Otzi the Iceman?