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Why was the discovery of the brushite important

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19. who were the people in the other two coffins? (ch. 7)

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19. who were the people in the other two coffins? (ch. 7)

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the other two coffin people were Calvert's first wife, Ann, and the daughter of his second wife

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15. what happened in the experiment to capture the air? (ch. 7

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15. what happened in the experiment to capture the air? (ch. 7

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the air became contaminated by outside air, so it could not be tested.

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14. what is known about the man in the coffin? (ch. 7)

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14. what is known about the man in the coffin? (ch. 7)

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it is know that this man was of decent health, but he was over weight. also do to his burial they knew he was of high social ranking and was, quite wealthy.

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13. how did the team link the crystal remains to the practice of embalming? (ch. 7)

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13. how did the team link the crystal remains to the practice of embalming? (ch. 7)

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they were able to link them because of brushite found in the coffin which is the result of combining salt, alam, and calcium.

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12. in that day, what chemicals were used to make embalming fluid? (ch. 7)

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12. in that day, what chemicals were used to make embalming fluid? (ch. 7)

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to make embalming fluid the colonists would mix salt, herbs, alam, and lime.

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11. in what way was the man's burial different from the others we have read about? (ch. 7 )

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11. in what way was the man's burial different from the others we have read about? (ch. 7 )

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the difference was that the man had been through the process of embalming in order to preserve his body

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9. how did the mans coffin differ from the other two? (ch. 7)

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9. how did the mans coffin differ from the other two? (ch. 7)

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the difference was that the mans coffin showed clear signs of better care, it was also wider.

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10. what burial tradition is explained in the book? (ch. 7)

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10. what burial tradition is explained in the book? (ch. 7)

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the tradition of placing rose marry in the coffin was explained in the text. the women preparing the bodies placed rose marry in the coffin with the corpse as a symbol of rememberence.

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18. what is known about Phillip Calvert (ch. 7)

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18. what is known about Phillip Calvert (ch. 7)

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the scientists knew that Calvert was the sibling of another Calvert, the founder of Maryland. he was a man of high social ranking with many important leagal positions.

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17. who was most likely the man in the coffin? (ch. 7)

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17. who was most likely the man in the coffin? (ch. 7)

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the man most likely in ownership of the body was Phillip Calvert

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16. what did the carbon-13 results show? (ch. 7)

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16. what did the carbon-13 results show? (ch. 7)

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to carbon-13 levels in the bodies show that the people had been in Maryland for long enough for the corn in their diet to effect them.

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8. what use did arsenic have in  colonial times? (ch. 7)

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8. what use did arsenic have in  colonial times? (ch. 7)

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arsenic was commanly used as a pain medication.

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7. what trace element were found in the lady's hair when the nuclear reactor was used? (ch. 7)

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7. what trace element were found in the lady's hair when the nuclear reactor was used? (ch. 7)

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arsenic, a toxin, was found in the woman's hair traces.

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6. what conclusions did the scientists come to concerning the body in the second coffin? (ch. 7)

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6. what conclusions did the scientists come to concerning the body in the second coffin? (ch. 7)

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the scientists concluded that the skeleton belonged the a slender woman who roughly 60 years old at death.

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5. what diseases did the scientists suspect the baby had? (ch. 7

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5. what diseases did the scientists suspect the baby had? (ch. 7

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the scientist discovered flared rib bones and holes in the skull leading them to believe that the baby suffered from rickets. they also believed that the baby may had suffered from animea

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4. what may have made the baby's missing bone disappear? (ch. 7

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4. what may have made the baby's missing bone disappear? (ch. 7

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water seeping into the coffin may have caused the bones to deterierate .

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3.  what factors helped the scientists determine the child's age? (ch. 7)

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3.  what factors helped the scientists determine the child's age? (ch. 7)

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2. why do insects avoid eat the fabric around the copper shroud pins? (ch. 7)

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2. why do insects avoid eat the fabric around the copper shroud pins? (ch. 7)

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they avoided eating this fabric because the copper causes it to become toxic.

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1. what parts of the baby's skeleton was missing? (ch. 7) 

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1. what parts of the baby's skeleton was missing? (ch. 7) 

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the child's leg bones and feet were missing

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17. do you think the baby's coffin was moved first? (ch. 6)

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17. do you think the baby's coffin was moved first? (ch. 6)

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the baby's coffin was moved first, for it weighed the least (?)

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16. why were the coffins difficult to move? (ch. 6)

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16. why were the coffins difficult to move? (ch. 6)

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they were difficult to move because the coffins weighed an extream amount.

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15. why were the coffins scanned with infrared light? (ch. 6)

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15. why were the coffins scanned with infrared light? (ch. 6)

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they did this to help them find out how to move the coffins properly

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14. why did the scientist replace oxygen in the coffins with argon, an inert gas? (ch. 6)

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14. why did the scientist replace oxygen in the coffins with argon, an inert gas? (ch. 6)

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they did this to properly preserve the bodies, to keep the bones from crumbling

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13. why did the scientists use gamma rays on the trunk (ch 6.

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13. why did the scientists use gamma rays on the trunk (ch 6.

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this was because the trunk was made of lead and the gamma rays where the only thing they could find to x-ray the trunk.

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12. What information did the stratigraphy give the scientists? (ch.6)

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12. What information did the stratigraphy give the scientists? (ch.6)

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it told him that each grave had been dug at the same time. also, due to the soil colour and texture they knew there had been a disturbance in the grave, showing the child had been buried after the parents

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11. Where were the Copely coffins found? (ch. 6)

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11. Where were the Copely coffins found? (ch. 6)

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in what would be the floor of the church

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10. why were the Project Lead Coffin members allowed to open the Copely coffins and examine them? (ch. 6) 

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10. why were the Project Lead Coffin members allowed to open the Copely coffins and examine them? (ch. 6) 

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9. what the the scientists name the project? (ch.6)

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9. what the the scientists name the project? (ch.6)

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project Lead Coffin

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8. how did the scientists prevent the grave site from intruders? (ch 6.)

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8. how did the scientists prevent the grave site from intruders? (ch 6.)

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they exposed the coffins, mapped them, the back filled each grave covering them with tin sheets

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7. how did the workers prevent more damage to the lead coffins? (ch.7)

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7. how did the workers prevent more damage to the lead coffins? (ch.7)

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the scientists used gloves and a paint brush as opposed to a trowel in order to prevent coffin damage

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6. what information did the GPR reveal about the foundation of the church? (ch.6)

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6. what information did the GPR reveal about the foundation of the church? (ch.6)

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the GPR was able to show that the foundation of the church was built in the shape of the Christian cross.

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5. what technology was used to look for buried objects in the church walls? (ch.6)

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5. what technology was used to look for buried objects in the church walls? (ch.6)

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GPR technology was used to determine the placement of the grave.

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4. what people were buried inside the church? (ch 6.) 

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4. what people were buried inside the church? (ch 6.) 

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wealthy people who were members of the church

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3. where are the three lead coffin buried? (ch.6)

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3. where are the three lead coffin buried? (ch.6)

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the coffins were found beneath the area in which the church once was

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2. when did archaeological work begin in St. Mary's? (ch.6)

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2. when did archaeological work begin in St. Mary's? (ch.6)

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1990

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1. what events about the founding of the Maryland colony are given in this book? (ch.6 )

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1. what events about the founding of the Maryland colony are given in this book? (ch.6 )

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in this book facts about the founding of religion and church in the colonial times. for example, the fact that in the begining of the colony only one religion was permitted to be practiced.