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Classroom Companion | Stonehenge: If the Stones Could Speak | June 2008

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Click on the links below to go directly to the resources or download the PDF above to save a complete and printable version to your computer. Article Summary: The first glimpse often comes from the road. Blurring past on the A303 thoroughfare that cuts heedlessly almost across the monument's very entrance, Stonehenge appears as a cluster of insignificant protrusions on the big, otherwise featureless plain; and yet, even from this profane and glancing vantage, the great-shouldered silhouette is so unmistakably prehistoric that the effect is momentarily of a time warp cracking onto a lost world. Online Feature: The online feature includes the full article, multimedia presentation, photo gallery, quiz, and more.

Online Materials from National Geographic Lesson Plans Grades 6-8: Recording the Changing Seasons in Ancient Times Grades 9-12: Seasons: Why it's Essential Multiple Grade Levels 6-12: Monumental Mysteries: Creating "Internet Scavenger Hunts" About Ancient Monuments Interactive Feature: Stonehenge Quiz Interactive Feature: Scientists Try to Crack Stonehenge's Prehistoric Puzzles Maps: Map of the United Kingdom from Xpeditions Atlas News: Pagans Get Support in Battle Over Stonehenge Photos: If the Stones Could Speak Photos: Stonehenge Videos: Stonehenge Download the PDF above to save a complete and printable version to your computer.

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How do I attach this article and quiz to my online art history unit containing STONEHENGE?
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i always love the work of archaeologist, uncovering the lost facts of the world..
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