Y7 Revision

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How long ago was the Iron Age? Options: 7000BCE-4300CE, 700BCE-430CE, 700BCE-43CE, 70BCE-430CE

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700BCE-43CE

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Archaeology

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The study of history through digging up and analysing remains and artefacts.

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How did people in Iron Age Britain access clean water?

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They needed to live near a fresh water source or dig a well.

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Where did people go to the toilet during Iron Age times?

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In a cesspit.

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What is a cesspit?

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An open hole, away from people's houses, where they 'went to the toilet'.

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How would people get water to their homes in Iron Age Britain?

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They would carry it in buckets from the well or stream.

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What was the significance of public baths in Roman Britain?

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A place to meet friends, exercise and be clean.

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How did this enable Romans to stay clean and healthy?

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It was a source of enjoyment and a key part of their culture.

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What are latrines?

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Public toilet blocks that sometimes ran into sewers.

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What were the 'Dark Ages'?

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The period of time after the fall of the Roman Empire.