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Getting Dirty with Archeology, Lesson 2

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Subjects Social Studies, Science, Math, Environmental Education, English/Language Arts
Grade 4th Grade
Author Jill Leinung, Green Meadow Elementary School, Castleton, NY

Students learn one way archeologists can gather information about the age of artifacts and how they describe and observe soils so that they may make comparisons with other archeological sites. This lesson is part of a unit that studies the history and culture of the Hudson River Valley.



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