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Playng with Jigsawpuzzle for Greek Caryatid

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Playng with Jigsawpuzzle for Greek Caryatid

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Playing with Jigsawpuzzle

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Finally, in April we went to the real place. Some Roman women welcomed us and we became their slaves.

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Let's play with the Puzzle with the Greek Caryatid

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THE GREEK CARYATID - jigsaw puzzle (8 pieces)

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Virtual museum of Taurage "Santaka", Lithuania

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Outside of Taurage museum "Santaka".

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Tauragės krašto muziejus „Santaka“. Virtualus turas

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Inside of Taurage museum "Santaka".

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Kviečia Tauragės krašto muziejus "Santaka"

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We create this presentation in order to discover the ACROPOLIS MUSEUM. We hope you will have the chance to visit it.

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We hope to visit the real place very soon, but meanwhile, students did their research of the museum treasures online.

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The Museum of Zaragoza displays artifacts around five collections: Archeology, Fine Arts, Ceramics, Ethnology and Oriental Art.
We decided to devote our visit to the Archeology section.

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Museo de Zaragoza - Web del Museo de Zaragoza

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El edificio central del Museo, en la Plaza de los Sitios de Zaragoza alberga las colecciones de Antigüedad y Bellas Artes y los servicios generales.

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How Villa Romana probably was at the start

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How Villa Romana probably was at the start

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The archaeological area of Villa Romana in Patti today

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The archaeological area of Villa Romana in Patti today

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Ms Claudine's students visiting their town treasures

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Ms Claudine's students visiting their town treasures

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Ms Audrey's students visiting their town treasures

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Ms Audrey's students visiting their town treasures

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Watch they are Conserving the Karyatids with laser technology

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Watch they are Conserving the Karyatids with laser technology

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Συντήρηση Καρυάτιδων με τεχνολογία λέιζερ - Conserving the Karyatids with laser technology

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The Acropolis Museum short virtual visit

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The Acropolis Museum short virtual visit

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Ms. Claudine's class trying out our Museum Escape room

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Ms. Claudine's class trying out our Museum Escape room

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After viewing our Virtual Museum video, you can try to solve our escape room to become an eTwinning Marsaxlokk expert. Are you ready?
https://view.genial.ly/61a60a2c36c7d00e03473e8b/interactive-content-marsaxlokk-virtual-museum-escape-room

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MUSEUM

ESCAPE ROOM

THE MARSAXLOKK VIRTUAL

Main room

Room 3

Room 2

Room 1

Terrace

Restaurant

Toilets

Gift shop

Information

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Someone has stolenall the works fromthe Marsaxlokk Virtual Museum

Oh no!

Start from Room 1 and move to the Main Room to solve the mystery.Can you help us?

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

What is Marsaxlokk mostly known as?

Question 1

1/5

The Silent City

The Fishing Village

The Capital City

room 1

The Town of Marsaxlokk

What happens on Sundays in Marsaxlokk?

Question 2

2/5

There is nobody in the village.

There is an open market.

There is a sports event.

The Town of Marsaxlokk

room 1

In which part of Malta is Marsaxlokk found?

Question 3

3/5

South

North West

South East

room 1

The Town of Marsaxlokk

What do you find along the promenade of Marsaxlokk?

Question 4

4/5

Many restaurants with tables and chairs outside.

Many expensive clothes shops.

Very high and modern buildings.

room 1

The Town of Marsaxlokk

What huge building is found in the main square of Marsaxlokk?

Question 5

5/5

An eight storey hotel established in 1890.

A large mall specializing in selling fish

A Roman Catholic Sanctuary built in 1890.

room 1

The Town of Marsaxlokk

You have completed this room!

5/5

CONTINUE

room 1

The Town of Marsaxlokk

The HarbourMarsaxlokk harbour lies in the South East of the island of Malta and it is known mostly for being the main fishing village in Malta.

Fishing netsThe promenade is always full of fishing nets ready to be loaded onto the fishing boats

The Town SquareAt the centre of the to square stands the beautiful Baroque Roman Catholic sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of Pompeii. It is surrounded by beautiful 2 storey buildings, some of which are now converted into hostels or restaurants

LuzzuThe Luzzu is the most common typical Maltese fishing boat. It is brightly painted in shades of yellow, red, green and blue and the bow is normally pointed with a pair of eyes on it.

Sunday Open MarketThe daily open market selling food products and freshly caught fish is extended on Sundays with other hawkers selling products from tourist souveniers to clothes and shoes.

You have lost a museum piece!

room 1

The Town of Marsaxlokk

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We now need to find the rest of the works of this Virtual Museum

Good job!

Go to Room 2 now.Are you ready?

Main room

Room 3

Room 2

Room 1

Terrace

Restaurant

Toilets

Gift shop

Information

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

1/5

Question 1

What are these kinds of boats called?

Vapur

Luzzu

room 2

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

2/5

Question 2

What is this fisherman doing?

Measuring the nets to buy more

Checking the nets before fishing

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

room 2

3/5

Question 3

What does this monument represent?

The life of fishermen

Growing up from boy to man

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

room 2

4/5

Question 4

What is the eye painted on the front of the Luzzu called and why do they have it?

Eye of Phoenix - it is said to scare big fish away

Eye of Osiris - it is said to protect fisherman from the sea

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

room 2

5/5

Question 5

Where do fishermen usually sell their catch of fish and seafood?

At the open market on the Marsaxlokk promenade

At the big supermarket in the town square

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

room 2

5/5

You have completed this room!

CONTINUE

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

room 2

The Fisherman monumentThe Fisherman Monument is a statue of a fisherman coming back from sea with his catch and a little boy going to the sea with his cat to play with his fishing boat. It represents the life of fishermen

Eye of OsirisThe eyes painted on the bow of the Luzzus come from the ancient Phoenician custom and is said to protect fishermen from the sea.

The fishmongerIt is usual for fishermen to display their catch of fish and seafood along the promenade to sell to the locals and visitors.

LuzzusThe big number of Luzzus with their bright colours dot the Marsaxlokk harbour every day when they are not out at sea fishing.

Fisherman with netsAlong Marsaxlokk promenade you find fishermen checking and preparing their fishing nets before setting sail.

You have lost a museum piece!

Fishing in Marsaxlokk

room 2

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Let's keep on finding the missing works of art.

Excellent!

Go to Room 3 now.Are you ready?

Main room

Room 3

Room 2

Room 1

Terrace

Restaurant

Toilets

Gift shop

Information

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

1/5

Which of these is a photo of Tas-Silġ Neolitic Temples?

Respuesta correcta

Question 1

ROOM 3

Historical Monuments

2/5

In which building do we find the Malta Acquaculture Research Centre? Fort San Lucjan or Dellimara Lighthouse?

Question 2

Historical Monuments

ROOM 3

3/5

Which one is the main Roman Catolich church of Marsaxlokk?

Question 3

Historical Monuments

ROOM 3

4/5

Which of these do you usually find to decorate building corners in Marsaxlokk?

Question 4

Historical Monuments

ROOM 3

5/5

Which statue represents the patron saint of fishermen and is found in the main square of Marsaxlokk?

Question 5

Historical Monuments

ROOM 3

You have completed this room!

5/5

CONTINUE

Historical Monuments

ROOM 3

Sanctuary of Our Lady of PompeiiThis Roman Catholic church was built in 1890 in baroque style. It is dedicated to Our Lady of Pompeii

St. Joseph nicheMany Marsaxlokk buildings are decorated on the outside with various niches displaying Catholic saints.

Statue of St. AndrewThis statue is found in the main square of Marsaxlokk. St. Andrew is the patron saint of fishermen

Tas-Silġ Neolithic TemplesThese Neolithic remains date back to c. 3100 - 2500 BC and later remains from Pheonicians, Carthagenians and Romans were also found.

Fort San LuċjanThis fort was built by the Knights of Malta in 1610. Today it houses the Malta Aquaculture Research Centre.

You have lost a museum piece!

Historical Monuments

ROOM 3

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You're one step away from qualifying as an eTwinning Marsaxlokk Expert!

Super great!

Let's move to the Main room now.Do you think you're ready for this?

Main room

Room 3

Room 2

Room 1

Terrace

Restaurant

Toilets

Gift shop

Information

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

No time for that

1/5

When were the first Megalithic temples built in Tas-Silġ area?

Question 1

3100 - 2500 BC

1945

You have lost a museum piece

2000 - 2020 AD

You have lost a museum piece

ROOM 4

Historical Facts on Marsaxlokk

2/5

Why was Fort San Luċjan built by the Knights of Malta?

Question 2

to protect from sea attacks

to store sea vessels in it

You have lost a museum piece

the Grand Master lived in it

You have lost a museum piece

Historical Facts on Marsaxlokk

ROOM 4

3/5

What Pheonician custom is still present on the Luzzus of Marsaxlokk?

Question 3

fishing nets

You have lost a museum piece

sails and oars

You have lost a museum piece

the Eye of Osiris

Historical Facts on Marsaxlokk

ROOM 4

4/5

The Fisherman's Monument is built on the spot where there is a big rectangular basin. What was it used for in the past?

Question 4

to collect all the fish

You have lost a museum piece

for women to wash clothes

for children to play safely

You have lost a museum piece

Historical Facts on Marsaxlokk

ROOM 4

5/5

In which year was the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Pompeii built?

Question 5

1790

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1890

1990

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Historical Facts on Marsaxlokk

ROOM 4

5/5

You have completed this room!

CONTINUE

Historical Facts on Marsaxlokk

ROOM 4

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Congrats!

You have recovered all the works of the museum.You are now officiallyan eTwinning Marsaxlokk Expert!

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MARSAXLOKK VIRTUAL MUSEUM ESCAPE ROOM by Jeannette Cardona on Genially

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHmpFR2bz0g&t=16s