task 5- listen research and answer

1.

a) Etheopia

b) Hadar

c) A hominid is an ape-like creature, very much like humans that lived millions of years ago.

d) Knee-joint

e) Teeth of a horse and jaw of a monkey

f) Lucy, The Beetles

g) 3 million

h) Afar people

i) They could climb trees and escape their predators

2. a) Animal bones have cut marks.

b) Examine the cut marks for their relationship to carnivore tooth marks.

c) Baringo

d) Mud, sand

3.

Geologist

Paleoecologist

Paleoanthropologist

4. Homo erectus

9-10 years old

Male

They were probably eaten by large carnivores or predators

5. True

False

True

6. Three hominids walked across ash and their foot-prints were preserved.

Mud, rain and ash

Paleoenvironments

Up-right

7. Palynology

3 million years ago

8.

1. Make sure that you have all the necesarry tools.

2. Mark your site with a grid.

3. Carefully remove the fossils from the ground.

4. Handle the fossil carefully and place in a safe place and record all necessary information.

task 4- exploring

A 1. Passionate- Lee Berger seems to love her job and seems very pashionate about history.

2. Interested- She seems to be interested in what she does and determined to discover and explore.

3. Hopeful- She is hopful to find new fossils and to discover new things with her team.

B. A paleoanthropologist is a person that has a doing with fossils and that studies humans.

Prof Philip Tobias:

Prof Philip Tobias is a South African paleoanthropologist. He has worked at South Africa's famous hominid fossil sites. He is known world wide for his work with early humans and has authored more than 1000 books. Has done a lot of research on hominid fossils and human evolution. He stsudied at the University of Witwaterstrand. He was born in Durban. He got a B.Sc. in Histology and

task 3- summerize

Surveying: Walking around a site to see if any artifacts or signs left by people can be seen on the ground.

Shovel Test Probes: Shovel test probes allow archaeologists to look beneath the ground to see if there are any signs for human activity that has become buried over the years and centuries.

Remote Sensing: Remote sensing is when archaeologists use tools that let them to figure out what may be hidden under the ground surface before digging.

Dating an artifact: Different techniques that are very diverse to determine the age of uncovered objects.