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What is a passage grave?
A passage grave is a type of megalithic tomb characterized by a narrow, elongated entrance passage that leads to a central burial chamber. These structures were usually covered by a mound of earth or stones. Passage graves were built by ancient societies as burial places for the deceased, and are found in various locations around the world, dating back to the Neolithic period.
In the passage what is the best exemple of an artifact?
The pottery shards found in the archaeological dig are the best example of an artifact in the passage, as they provide important insight into the daily life and activities of the ancient civilization that inhabited the area.
If you want to analyze the context of a primary source document?
To analyze the context of a primary source document, you should consider the author's background, intention, audience, and the historical events or circumstances surrounding its creation. It is important to examine the document within its historical, social, and cultural context to fully understand its meaning and significance. Compare the information found in the document with other sources to gain a more comprehensive understanding.
What do you learn about the character from this passage?
Please provide the passage for review.
Do speleologist explore a new cave passage before mapping it?
It is accepted practice in the speleology community that if you believe you are in unexplored passage, that you should take the time to survey it properly before continuing down the passage. There are a few exceptions to the rule. Such as, you were not expecting to find virgin passage and didn't bring survey equipment. If your intentions are to map the passage later, then a short scouting trip up the passage will give you a good idea what survey gear will be needed. You won't get much credit for the discovery of the cave or passage unless you publish a map of it in a caving journal.
What explorer found the North West Passage?
Captain Francis Crozier found the north west passage.
What is the word 'genku' when translated to Japanese?
In a document, it refers to the original passage (citation).
Who first found the Northwest passage?
Roald Amundsen was the man to find the northwest passage.
Who was the explorer seeking a passage to Asia?
Henry Hudson found the passage way to Asia
What colonies did the french found as a result of searching for the northwest passage?
The colonies the French found as a result for searching for the northwest passage was Quebec and Montreal
What colonies did the french found as a result for searching for the northwest passage?
The colonies the French found as a result for searching for the northwest passage was Quebec and Montreal
What colonies did the french found as a result for searching for Northwest passage?
The colonies the French found as a result for searching for the northwest passage was Quebec and Montreal
When did john Cabot find the north west passage way?
john cabot found the north west passage and he also found silver and gold
In what year did Cartier find the North West passage to Asia?
he never found the northwest passage to Asia!!
What is the significance of the yellowed paper in the context of the historical document?
The yellowed paper in a historical document signifies its age and the passage of time. It can provide important clues about the document's authenticity and provenance, helping historians understand its historical significance and context.
When was the north west passage found?
in the 1500's
What did lasalle think the northwest passage was?
Lasalle thought that the Northwest Passage was the Ohio River. He eventually found out it wasn't.
