This website supports Time in Transition: Its about Time 2.
The site is divided into five main areas.
1 Handbook
2 Theme 1, Worship & Commemoration
3 Theme 2, Living and Lifestyle
4 Theme 3, Archaeology at Work
5 Additional Resources
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Handbook, this contains a
specific section dealing with ten Projects appropriate to the different
themes.
You will also find Health
and Safety Guidelines, Classification of Monuments and a Glossary of terms.
Theme 1, Worship & Commemoration, has units on worship;
monasticism; pilgrimage and commemoration.
This theme covers
a large part of the archaeological record; many of the monuments and artefacts
that archaeologists
study relate to how people worshipped in past times and
how they buried and commemorated their dead.
Theme 2, Living and
Lifestyle, has units on houses, defence, towns
and lifestyle. These four topics relate to critical
aspects of human
life, combining the provision of basic social needs with the use of technology.
This theme ranges from
the primitive hut of a Stone Age hunter to the sophisticated
arrangements of a walled medieval town.
Theme 3, Archaeology at Work,
focuses on the subject of archaeology itself. It looks at how archaeologists
research
and discover monuments using maps, the internet and other sources.
It also examines the processes of archaeological
excavation and archaeology
as a profession in Ireland.
Additional Resources: This
contains a Monument Report Form, a Transition Year Certificate Exemplar and
a document
detailing additional resources that complement Time in Transition: Its
about Time 2.
Time in Transition: It's about Time 2 is also downloadable in its entirety from
this section.
This resource contains the following
file formats:
Adobe PDFs, Microsoft PowerPoint and MP3 soundfiles.
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