Matthew says repeated finds of Roman artefacts by (7) …………………………………… made archaeologists suspect there might be a Roman site in the area.

You will hear a man called Matthew Robinson talking about an archaeological dig he was recently involved in. For questions 7 – 14, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.                                                            THE ROMANS INVADE HARROGATE! Matthew says repeated finds of Roman artefacts by (7) …………………………………… made archaeologists suspect there might be a Roman site in the area. According to Matthew, a (8) ……………………………………. identified the outline of old structures, which helped to locate the correct search site. In organising the dig, Matthew had to coordinate (9)……………………………… , arrange the logistics, and file all of the paperwork. Despite some uncertainty, it seemed most probable that the site was either a religious complex or a (10) …………………………………… . Matthew states that the rarest and most beautiful find was a (11) …………………………………… ring. Matthew plans to petition the (12)…………………………………….. to make the site an officially scheduled monument to protect it from development. People attending the exhibition can purchase a book called (13) …………………………….. about the dig in Harrogate. Matthew concludes by saying that (14) ……………………………………. from concerned citizens are essential to protect the history of Britain.

For questions 7 – 14, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.                                                            THE ROMANS INVADE HARROGATE! Matthew says repeated finds of Roman artefacts by (7) …………………………………… made archaeologists suspect there might be a Roman site in the area. According to Matthew, a (8) ……………………………………. identified the outline of old structures, which helped to locate the correct search site. In organising the dig, Matthew had to coordinate (9)……………………………… , arrange the logistics, and file all of the paperwork. Despite some uncertainty, it seemed most probable that the site was either a religious complex or a (10) …………………………………… . Matthew states that the rarest and most beautiful find was a (11) …………………………………… ring. Matthew plans to petition the (12)…………………………………….. to make the site an officially scheduled monument to protect it from development. People attending the exhibition can purchase a book called (13) …………………………….. about the dig in Harrogate. Matthew concludes by saying that (14) ……………………………………. from concerned citizens are essential to protect the history of Britain.

In which ways did Romans show their faith to their gods? (mark all that are true)Offering jewelrySacrificing animalsNone of the above are trueBuilding temples

Every day, visitors to the city of Pompeii, Italy, walk through history. The site includes ancient Roman buildings, artwork, and common items. Some are over 2,000 years old. How is this possible? In 79 CE, a nearby volcano suddenly erupted. It scattered ash and stone into the air. Pompeii was buried. However, this protected the city from damage and stealing. Hundreds of years later, scientists discovered Pompeii. They carefully dug through the ash. Underneath, they found a perfect Roman city. Scientists have learned a great deal from the site.Do It!Pompeii was _________.Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selectedA preservedB capturedC crowdedD repaired

5)While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:● An interdisciplinary team from the University of Freiburg has discovered a previouslyunknown 2500-year-old Etruscan temple in the ancient city of Vulci, Italy.● The building, which is 45 meters by 35 meters, is situated west of the Tempio Grande,another sacred building which was excavated back in the 1950s.● The temple is almost an exact replica of the Tempio Grande.● Initial examination of the temple led the researchers to date its construction towardsthe end of the sixth century BCE.● This duplication of monumental buildings in an Etruscan city is rare, and indicates anexceptional finding.●The team discovered the temple when working on the Vulci Cityscape project, aimed atunderstanding the urban structures of Vulci. The student wants to emphasize thesignificance of the discovery of temple. Which choice most effectively uses relevantinformation from the notes to accomplish this goal?RSYPRAEN-005The discovery of this huge temple structure holds special significance in the annals of temple structures in Italy predating the Christian era.Apart from the fact that the structure is over 2500 years old, the temple is a unique example of huge structures being replicated in an ancient Etruscan city.In an excavation in the Italian city of Vulci, researchers have discovered a sixteenth century Etruscan temple that is a rare and exact copy of a previously discovered sacred monument.Though the newly excavated temple seems to replicate the Tempio Grande, it is unique in its dimensions and in its primeval heritage.