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19. Who where the people in the other two coffins?

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19. Who where the people in the other two coffins?

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The scientists believe that Anne Calvert was the lady in the other coffin and the baby was most likely Jane and Philip Calvert's little girl.

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He was the brother of Cecil Calvert, the founder of the Maryland colony. Further research also indicated that he was a very wealthy man and had owned the largest mansion in the colonial times.He was even the governor, the mayor of St. Mary's city, the Chief Judge, and the Chancellor of the colony.

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17. Who was most likely the man in the lead coffin?

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17. Who was most likely the man in the lead coffin?

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The man in the coffin was most likely Philip Calvert.

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16. What did the carbon-13 results show?

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16. What did the carbon-13 results show?

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The samples showed that the man had eaten an American diet and had most likely lived in the colonies for quite sometime.

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15. What happened in the experiment to capture the air?

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15. What happened in the experiment to capture the air?

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The traces of the chemicals in the coffin and the fact that a modern gas was found in the air samples, left the scientists without a clear result of the samples.

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14. What is known about the man in the coffin?

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14. What is known about the man in the coffin?

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The scientists conclude he was most likely in his fifties and was about 5 foot 7.

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12. In that day, what chemicals were used to make the embalming fluid?

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12. In that day, what chemicals were used to make the embalming fluid?

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The embalming fluid was made from a mixture of salt, alum, lime, and certain kinds of herbs.

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13. How did the team of scientists link the crystal remains of the practice of embalming fluid?

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13. How did the team of scientists link the crystal remains of the practice of embalming fluid?

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The scientists found traces of brushite on the skelaton, a chemical that forms when salt and alum combine with calcium.

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11. In what way was the man's burial different from all the others we have read about

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11. In what way was the man's burial different from all the others we have read about

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The man was covered in a layer of crystals on the top of his body.

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10. What burial tradition is explained in this section of the book? 

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10. What burial tradition is explained in this section of the book? 

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This part of the book explains how the husband was buried to the north side of the women's coffin.

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9. How was the man's coffin different from the other?

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9. How was the man's coffin different from the other?

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The man's coffin was the best preserved out off the three different coffins.His coffin was even so well preserved that on of the scientists said that you could drive nails into it.

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8. What uses did arsenic have in colonial times

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8. What uses did arsenic have in colonial times

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Colonist used arsenic in medicines due to false believes that it could cure someone.

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7. What trace elements were found in the lady's hair when the nuclear reactor was used?

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7. What trace elements were found in the lady's hair when the nuclear reactor was used?

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The scientists found traces of a lethal poison in the women's hair, arsenic.

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6. What conclusions did the scientists come to concerning the body in the second coffin?

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6. What conclusions did the scientists come to concerning the body in the second coffin?

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They concluded that the women was most likely around 60 years old, who was about 5 foot 3 and was a slender person.

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5. What diseases did the scientists suspect the baby had?

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5. What diseases did the scientists suspect the baby had?

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The scientists believe  that the girl died from rickets and possibly anemia.

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4. What may have made the baby's missing bones disappear?

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4. What may have made the baby's missing bones disappear?

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Since the bones were exposed to moisture in the coffin it caused the baby's legs to deteriorate over time.

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3. What factors helped the scientists determine the age of the child?

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3. What factors helped the scientists determine the age of the child?

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The teeth and the cranium of the baby gave the scientists clues to the age of the baby.

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2. Why do insects avoid eating the fabric that was attached with copper shroud pins?

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2. Why do insects avoid eating the fabric that was attached with copper shroud pins?

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Since the copper was toxic to the insects, they didn't feed on the cloth surrounding the metal.

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1. What parts of the baby's skeleton was missing?

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1. What parts of the baby's skeleton was missing?

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The bottom part of the baby's legs were missing.

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17. Why do you think they moved the baby first

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17. Why do you think they moved the baby first

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It was the easiest to move weighing a lot less and may have been closer to their clean room.

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16. Why were the coffins difficult to move?

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16. Why were the coffins difficult to move?

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The coffins were very heavy, the largest weighing almost 1,500 pounds.

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15. Why were the coffins scanned with infrared light?

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15. Why were the coffins scanned with infrared light?

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They were scanned to see how the coffin reacted with light to see how strong the lead was.

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14. Why did the scientists replace the oxygen in the coffins 

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14. Why did the scientists replace the oxygen in the coffins 

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The oxygen would cause any materials inside to deteroriate. This happened in the other lead coffins in 1799.

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13. Why the scientist use gamma rays on the trunk?

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13. Why the scientist use gamma rays on the trunk?

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They did this to see where the contents of the coffin were to keep from drilling into them during air samples.

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12. What information did the stratigraphy give the scientists?

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12. What information did the stratigraphy give the scientists?

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It showed that the two bigger coffins were buried first before the baby's coffin.

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11. Where were the Copely coffins found?

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11. Where were the Copely coffins found?

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They were found at the Trinity Episcopal Church in St. Mary's city.

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10. Why were the Project Lead Coffins members  allowed to open the Copely coffins and examine them?

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10. Why were the Project Lead Coffins members  allowed to open the Copely coffins and examine them?

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This would give the team practice before opening the other lead coffins.

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9. How did the scientist name this project?

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9. How did the scientist name this project?

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They named it after the lead coffins they found under the St. Marry church.The name was Project Lead Coffins.

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8. How did the scientist protect the grave site from intruders?

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8. How did the scientist protect the grave site from intruders?

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They exposed the top half of the  coffins and back filled soil on the half  top of them to keep them safe.They also photographed every little detail of the site in case of intrusion.

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7. How did the workers prevent more damage to the lead coffins?

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7. How did the workers prevent more damage to the lead coffins?

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They used soft tools such as paintbrushes and even a pair of gloves.

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6. What information did the GPR reveal about the foundation of the church?

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6. What information did the GPR reveal about the foundation of the church?

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The GPR showed that the foundation of the church was in the shape of a christian cross.

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5. What technology was used to look or buried objects within the walls of the church

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5. What technology was used to look or buried objects within the walls of the church

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The team used GPR to look for objects wihin the church.

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4. What people were buried inside of the church?

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4. What people were buried inside of the church?

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The people who were buried inside the church must have been wealthy because of the expense.

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3. Where were the three lead coffins buried?

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3. Where were the three lead coffins buried?

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The lead coffins were buried under the St. Mary's church.

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2. When did archaeological work begin at St. Mary's

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2. When did archaeological work begin at St. Mary's

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It began during the early 1980s.

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1. What events about the founding of the Maryland colony are given in this book?

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1. What events about the founding of the Maryland colony are given in this book?

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The book says that the colony of Maryland was founded as a place of religious freedoms for christians.