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Must Farm
Cambridge University Arbury project
Welcome to the Arbury History Curriculum Project in partnership with Arbury Primary School and the University of Cambridge. Our project is aimed at enriching pupil understanding of local history and prehistory in the Cambridgeshire area by providing resources that are usable and accessible for teachers in the classroom. We have liaised with teachers from Arbury Primary School and researchers from the University of Cambridge to provide teaching materials which can be included in a primary school history curriculum and are based on the latest academic research.
Must Farm
The Must Farm excavations in the Fenlands of Cambridgeshire have revealed Early Bronze Age archaeology from over 3,000 years ago including the remains of nine log boats preserved in the waterlogged ground. In these resources we have images of the excavation process and finds, a PowerPoint (kindly supplied by Cambridge Archaeological Unit) which explains what an archaeologist is and what they do as well as detailed drawings of what life was like in the Cambridgeshire Fenlands in prehistoric times, which are free to use.
Powerpoint: What is archaeology? KS2
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