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Angkor Wat, a massive temple which was built of sandstone and laterite, began during the reign of King Suryavarman 2. It took thousands of workers and more than 30 years to complete.

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Group 3 (Angkor)
Group 3 (Angkor)
Timeline: 12th-13th Century
Trade: The successors of Jayavarman II continually extended the territory of Kambuja. Indravarman 1 managed to expand the kingdom without wars, and he began extensive building projects, thanks to the wealth gained through trade.
Agriculture: The people in the Angkor kingdom built huge water tanks to store excess rainwater which could be used when needed. 
Influence: Angkor Wat dominated much of mainland Southeast Asia. 
Achievement: Angkor Wat, a massive temple which was built of sandstone and laterite, began during the reign of King Suryavarman 2. It took thousands of workers and more than 30 years to complete.

 (artifact of Angkor)
Excavation Task: 1) How is the statue conserved?
2) Who made this statue? 
3) 
Angkor Wat, a massive tem
 Angkor Wat, a massive temple which was built of sandstone and laterite, began during the reign of King Suryavarman 2. It took thousands of workers and more than 30 years to complete.
group 10 (Majapahit)
group 10 (Majapahit)
timeline: 1400 to  1600 century 
achievements: the king had control of the whole eastern java
trade: cinnamon  ,cloves ,nutmeg and pepper
agriculture: It has the longest river in east java which made rice cultivation a major source of income
interesting facts: The Majapahit Kingdom was perhaps the greatest of the early Indonesian kingdoms. It was founded in 1294 in East Java by Wijaya, who defeated the invading Mongols.  Majapahit was the last of the major Hindu empires of the Malay archipelago and is considered one of the greatest states in Indonesian history. 
 

 

Group 2 (Srivijaya)
Group 2 (Srivijaya)
Timeline:(7th century- 13th century)
Trade: Porcelain, Jade, Silk, Camphor, sandalwood ,spices, resins, Textiles from India..
Achievements: it was a major trading centre. Archaeologists found inscriptions and statues and remains of ships. The Srivijaya kingdom was rich and full of gold.

Excavation task: It is a sculpture of a woman and it is from the 5th century. The sculpture looks old as there are cracks in it. It looks like it is made of wood. I wonder why they would keep the sculpture if it is so old? Why did they decide to make this sculpture?
GROUP 7(Funan)
GROUP 7(Funan)
Timeline:(1st century to 5th century)
Trade:Traders brought silk or jade  travelling from India to China
Agriculture:The land was fertile and there was always enough food for the Funan people and many travellers .
Influence:with indian travellers staying in Funan for several months every year.
Achievement:
Excavation task:
1)Why is this statue not destroyed?
2)The statue is evidence of the Funan kingdom was found
3)What is this statue made of ?
4)Why is does the statue not have  many colours?
5)How big is the statue /


Group 9 (Angkor)
Group 9 (Angkor)
Timeline: 12th - 13th Century
Trade: 

Agriculture: The people in Angkor Kingdom built huge water tanks to store excess rain water which could be used when needed.

Influence: Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam

Achievement: They built a giant temple out of sandstone and laterite. The temple is surrounded by moats.


Excavation Tasks:   It is a 5th century sculpture from Funan
Group 5
Group 5
Group 5 (Malacca)
Group 5 (Malacca)
Timeline: Early 1405-1511
Trade: Textiles, Books. Spices, Batiks and Carpets, Silk and Porcelain, Sugar
Influences: Arabia, China, India, Portuguese, Dutch
Achievements: Protection from China.
     Excavation Task:
It is a 5th century sculpture from Oc Eo that looks like a decorative item. It looks like a female. It also has long hair./It is to represent how women looked like at that time. It was probably used as an offering for gods that the people of Oc Eo believed in./It tells us that the people strongly believed in feminism.
Group 4(Majapahit)
Group 4(Majapahit)
Timeline:14th century-15th century
Trade:Cloves, nutmeg,cinnamon and pepper
Agriculture: Rice,  
cloves, nutmeg,cinnamon and pepper 

Influence:N/A
Achievement:By the early 1330s, the Majapahit kings had control over all of eastern Java including the spice-producing island.
Excavation Task:1)What is the life of Funan from this object?
2)why didnt it have arms?
3)What is the sculpture made of?
4)I think the sculpture is 
Group 6 (Chakri)
Group 6 (Chakri)

Timeline:1782-late 1800
Trade:N/A
Agriculture:N/A
Influence:Colonized by the British
Achievement:Regained Siamese territories that had been lost and also expanded their kingdom to cover all of mainland southeast asia. made thai culture popular , translating numerous literary and historical works

Excavation task:It looks like a woman which is made out of wood .It couldhaveecorative item or cold have been used in a temple.
Group 8 (Srivijaya
Group 8 (Srivijaya
Timeline: 7th century to 13th century
Trade: Traders brought porcelain, jade and silk from China; camphor, sandalwood, spices and resins from the Moluccas islands and textile from india
Agriculture: Palembang had an excellent habour sheltered
 from the monsoons
Influence: It is influence by Buddhism
Achievement: The kingdom of Srivijaya was a major trading center. During Ceremonial feasts, the people in Srivijaya used golden vessels shaped like lotus flowers

Excavation Task: 
Is it made of wood?
How long has it been?
Why didn't it get destroyed by the termites?
Why does the statue have no hand?
How is it preserved till now?
Why doesn't the statue have any colors?
Who did it belong to?
Who made the statue?
How long does it take to make it?
How old is the statue?

Group 1 (Funan)
Group 1 (Funan)
Timeline: 1st century to 5th century
Trade: Silk or jade travelling from India to China
Agriculture: With fertile soil in the lower Mekong region, they grew different types of rice and root crops
Influence: The Funan rulers became followers of Hindusim
Achievement: In the Funan kingdom, people ate with utensils made of silver. Taxes were paid in gold, silver, perfumes and pearls.

Excavation: The sculpture looks old and has many cracks in it. I think
 it is made of wood.
Uses: Evidence of Funan kingdom was found.
Where is it placed: I think that the sculpture is placed in the museum.
How is it an achievement: The wood can last for a very long time and has not decayed.
Influence now: It teaches 

Mrs Kannan Group 0 (Singapore)
Mrs Kannan Group 0 (Singapore)
Timeline: 1819 - .....
Trade: Started as 
Agriculture: Concrete Jungle...
Influence: Colonized by the British...
Achievement: 

Excavation (Archaeology):
Describe / Uses / What it tells about the people then / Its influence now / How is it an achievement 
(Question) What if 

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timeline: 1400 to  1600 century
achievements: the king had control of the whole eastern java
trade: cinnamon  ,cloves ,nutmeg and pepper
agriculture: It has the longest river in east java which made rice cultivation a major source of income
interesting facts: The Majapahit Kingdom was perhaps the greatest of the early Indonesian kingdoms. It was founded in 1294 in East Java by Wijaya, who defeated the invading Mongols.  Majapahit was the last of the major Hindu empires of the Malay archipelago and is considered one of the greatest states in Indonesian history.

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Timeline:(7th century- 13th century)
Trade: Porcelain, Jade, Silk, Camphor, sandalwood ,spices, resins, Textiles from India..
Achievements: it was a major trading centre. Archaeologists found inscriptions and statues and remains of ships. The Srivijaya kingdom was rich and full of gold.

Excavation task: It is a sculpture of a woman and it is from the 5th century. The sculpture looks old as there are cracks in it. It looks like it is made of wood. I wonder why they would keep the sculpture if it is so old? Why did they decide to make this sculpture?

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Timeline:(1st century to 5th century)
Trade:Traders brought silk or jade  travelling from India to China
Agriculture:The land was fertile and there was always enough food for the Funan people and many travellers .
Influence:with indian travellers staying in Funan for several months every year.
Achievement:
Excavation task:
1)Why is this statue not destroyed?
2)The statue is evidence of the Funan kingdom was found
3)What is this statue made of ?
4)Why is does the statue not have  many colours?
5)How big is the statue ?
6)Who is this person?
7)What gender is this person?

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Timeline: 12th - 13th Century
Trade:

Agriculture: The people in Angkor Kingdom built huge water tanks to store excess rain water which could be used when needed.

Influence: Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam

Achievement: They built a giant temple out of sandstone and laterite. The temple is surrounded by moats.

Excavation Tasks:   I see an old woman wearing a hat.

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Timeline:14th century-15th century
Trade:Cloves, nutmeg,cinnamon and pepper
Agriculture: Rice,

cloves, nutmeg,cinnamon and pepper

Influence:N/A
Achievement:By the early 1330s, the Majapahit kings had control over all of eastern Java including the spice-producing island.
Excavation Task:1)What is the life of Funan from this object?
2)Why didnt it have arms?
3)What is the sculpture made of?
4)I think the sculpture is made for an important person.
5)Why did they only make it out of wood and not ceramics .
6) Where was the sculpture placed ?

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Timeline: Early 1405-1511
Trade: Textiles, Books. Spices, Batiks and Carpets, Silk and Porcelain, Sugar
Influences: Arabia, China, India, Portuguese, Dutch
Achievements: Protection from China.
Excavation Task:
It is a 5th century sculpture from Oc Eo that looks like a decorative item. It looks like a female. It also has long hair./It is to represent how women looked like at that time. It was probably used as an offering for gods that the people of Oc Eo believed in./It tells us that the people strongly believed in feminism./It tells us how the people lived in Funan./It is an achievement as the people in Oc Eo made this statue without technology.

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Timeline:1782-late 1800
Trade:N/A
Agriculture:N/A
Influence:Colonized by the British
Achievement:Regained Siamese territories that had been lost and also expanded their kingdom to cover all of mainland southeast asia. made thai culture popular , translating numerous literary and historical works

Excavation task:It looks like a woman which is made out of wood .It could have been a decorative item or maybe a statue used in a temple for religious ceremonies.

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Timeline: 7th century to 13th century
Trade: Traders brought porcelain, jade and silk from China; camphor, sandalwood, spices and resins from the Moluccas islands and textile from india
Agriculture: Palembang had an excellent habour sheltered
from the monsoons

Influence: It is influence by Buddhism

Achievement: The kingdom of Srivijaya was a major trading center. During Ceremonial feasts, the people in Srivijaya used golden vessels shaped like lotus flowers

Excavation Task:
Is it made of wood?
How long has it been?
Why didn't it get destroyed by the termites?
Why does the statue have no hand?
How is it preserved till now?
Why doesn't the statue have any colors?
Who did it belong to?
Who made the statue?
How long does it take to make it?
How old is the statue?
Is it used to worship gods in the past?
How was it used in the past?
What was it for?

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Timeline: 12th-13th Century

Trade: The successors of Jayavarman II continually extended the territory of Kambuja. Indravarman 1 managed to expand the kingdom without wars, and he began extensive building projects, thanks to the wealth gained through trade.
Agriculture: The people in the Angkor kingdom built huge water tanks to store excess rainwater which could be used when needed.

Influence: Angkor Wat dominated much of mainland Southeast Asia.
Achievement: Angkor Wat, a massive temple which was built of sandstone and laterite, began during the reign of King Suryavarman 2. It took thousands of workers and more than 30 years to complete. (artifact of Angkor)

Excavation Task: 1) How is the statue conserved?
2) Who made this statue?
3) What is this statue made of?
4) Why was this statue made?
5)

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Timeline: 1st century to 5th century
Trade: Silk or jade travelling from India to China
Agriculture: With fertile soil in the lower Mekong region, they grew different types of rice and root crops
Influence: The Funan rulers became followers of Hindusim
Achievement: In the Funan kingdom, people ate with utensils made of silver. Taxes were paid in gold, silver, perfumes and pearls.

Excavation: The sculpture looks old and has many cracks in it. I think
it is made of wood.
Uses: Evidence of Funan kingdom was found.
Where is it placed: I think that the sculpture is placed in the museum.
How is it an achievement: The wood can last for a very long time and has not decayed.
Influence now: It teaches us the history of Funan now.
Question: What if this sculpture is destroyed, will everyone forget about Funan's history?

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Timeline: 1819 - .....
Trade: Started as
Agriculture: Concrete Jungle...
Influence: Colonized by the British...
Achievement:

Excavation (Archaeology):
Describe / Uses / What it tells about the people then / Its influence now / How is it an achievement
(Question) What if