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Buried treasure
Archaeologists keep a very careful record
of everything they find. Try your hand at digging up the
past.

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A large plastic tray. A seed tray works
well.
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Sand or earth
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Scissors and string
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Some objects to bury. You could use coins,
shells, bits of jewellery or bones.
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A teaspoon
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A paintbrush
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Pencil and paper
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Fill the tray with sand or earth and bury
the objects.
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Tie the string around the seed trays to
divide it into squares.
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Draw the same pattern of squares on your
piece of paper.
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Now excavate the sand tray very carefully.
Use the teaspoon to begin with.
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When you find something, use the
paintbrush to brush away the sand or earth.
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Draw the object carefully in the right
place on your piece of paper.
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Then look for another object and record
where you found it.
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Visit a travel agency and collect some
travel brochures about Egypt.
Look through them and find out about places to visit, the
currency and the climate. Find out different ways to travel from
home to Cairo by air, by sea and overland.
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