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Mystery Objects

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This treasure box was created to help introduce the Archaeology/Treasure topic. Dazzle your class with a box bursting with artefacts from ancient cultures - in this case Egypt, Rome, Greece & Aztec. Gold cloth, jewellery, a hoard of coins & shells and semiprecious rocks adds an extra wow factor especially when combined with pirate books and props. The skull is optional! Pirate Books, Aztec Gold, Wow Factor, Treasure Boxes, Hoarding, Dazzle, Archaeology, Introduce, Pirates
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This treasure box was created to help introduce the Archaeology/Treasure topic. Dazzle your class with a box bursting with artefacts from ancient cultures - in this case Egypt, Rome, Greece & Aztec. Gold cloth, jewellery, a hoard of coins & shells and semiprecious rocks adds an extra wow factor especially when combined with pirate books and props. The skull is optional!
Islington Education Library ServiceI
Islington Education Library Service
Mystery Objects
Why not request a "Mystery Object" to display in your school! “Students enjoy guessing the use and historical era of the artefact we have on display in the library each term. It provides a great opportunity for students to engage with a part of history or different culture and allows us to link in library books that may help them research the period in question. We award a £10 book voucher for the student who guesses correctly, adding an extra incentive to take part” Clay Birds, Object Lessons, Bird Nest, Bird Feathers, Tudor, Bird Houses, Medieval, Lion Sculpture, Objects
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Medieval
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Objects
Why not request a "Mystery Object" to display in your school! “Students enjoy guessing the use and historical era of the artefact we have on display in the library each term. It provides a great opportunity for students to engage with a part of history or different culture and allows us to link in library books that may help them research the period in question. We award a £10 book voucher for the student who guesses correctly, adding an extra incentive to take part”
Islington Education Library ServiceI
Islington Education Library Service
Mystery Objects