1) Archaeology is the study of remains left by ________ in the past. a) Animals b) Royalty c) People d) Monsters 2) Archaeologists dig holes to find these remains. This is called an ___________ a) Site b) Excavation c) Artefact d) Topsoil 3) Archaeology is our only source of information from ___________ times. a) Modern b) Future c) Prehistoric 4) Archaeologists and _______ work alongside one another to build a picture of the past. a) Doctors b) Historians c) Curators 5) How do Archaeologists find sites? a) Aerial photograph b) Ruins of an old building c) An old document, maps or records d) All of these ways 6) Pick the correct key term for this definition: A photograph taken of the ground from an elevated position, like a helicopter or drone a)  Aerial photograph b) Geophysical Survey c) Carbon-Dating 7) Type of tool that archaeologists use to loosen the soil a) Large pick-Axes b) Sieve c) small trowel  8) Which tool is this? a) Drawing Frames b) Brush c) Sieve 9) What are grids used for? a) To record where each artefact was found b) To record the length of each artefact c) To record the height of each artefact

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