National Geographic Our World - 2016 - BrE

Interactive Sampler - British Edition

National Geographic - Our World

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28 Listen and stick. Order the blue stickers to say what the archaeologist discovered. Then work with a friend. Order the green stickers to say how she solved the mysteries. TR: A15 10 Listen and repeat. Then, read and write. TR: A14 9 a CT scan an artefact a DNA test a site a sample 1. Archaeologists can see inside a dead person's body with a . This test shows if the person had any illnesses and how he or she died. 2. To learn about a person's family, archaeologists do a . This test tells them who the person's father was, for example. 3. We can find out what people ate before they died. We can take a of food from inside the person's stomach. 4. Archaeologists always study the where something was discovered. This helps them to learn why people lived there. 5. Archaeologists often look for pottery and other near the site. These objects help them learn how people lived. Are you sure? I don't think so. I think she did a CT scan! How did she discover they were from the same family? 1 2 3 4 5 VOCABUL ARY 2 58

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