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= = __**Ms. Ellam's 11AH4 Class 2011- Class Wiki Project**__ This site represents the collaborative efforts of Ms Ellam's Year 11 Ancient History class in their study of preserved human remains as an archaeological case study. Open this file for HELP -->

__Some other preserved remains possible for research__: Rameses II, Tutankhamun, Borre Fen Bodies, and some possibly more challenging bodies: Elling Woman, Borremose Man and woman, Yde Girl, Huldremose Woman
 * = **Students** ||= **Link to Wikipage Projects** ||= **Country of Origin** ||
 * = Ms Ellam ||= @The Iceman ||= Austria/Italy ||
 * = Deborah and Sarah ||= The Lake Mungo Skeletons ||= Australia ||
 * = Anneliese ||= Qilaqitsoq Mummies (Inuit) ||= Greenland ||
 * = Jenny and Risha ||= The Franklin Expedition mummies ||= England/North America ||
 * = Sophie and Jenn ||= Tollund Man ||= Denmark ||
 * = Alice and Sinead ||= Lindow Man ||= England ||
 * = Gab and Florence ||= Windeby Girl ||= Germany ||
 * = Kavya and Steph ||= Cloneycavan Man and Old Croghan Man ||= Ireland ||
 * =  ||= Princess Tou Wan/Dou Wan ||= China ||
 * = Michelle and Giselle ||= Siberian Icemaiden + Pazyryk Bodies ||= Russia ||
 * = Chloe and Ashlee ||= Chinchorro Mummies ||= Peru ||
 * = Caitlin and Charlotte ||= The Eskimo Family ||= Alaska, USA ||
 * = Kristina and Courtney ||= Grauballe Man ||= Denmark ||
 * Kimberley || New Page ||  ||


 * Students will work cooperatively in pairs to research one randomly assigned preserved remains (see list below for your assignment ) on** which they will conduct research and present their findings within this wikispace on separate wikipages. Each group is required to present :
 * the discovery of the remains
 * the state and type of preservation [[image:http://www.taylor-film.com/im1.jpg width="257" height="137" align="right" caption="Baby mummy from Qilaqitsoq, Greenland"]]
 * what archaeology and science can reveal about the appearance of the person/s
 * what the evidence reveals about their lifestyles and times
 * what science and archaeology can tell us about the cause and manner of their death

They will also include:
 * a recommended reading list
 * a range of activities, such as comprehension, quiz and puzzle style