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19.Who were the people in the other coffins.

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19.Who were the people in the other coffins.

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The other person was Anne Calvert.

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Philip was a young half brother of the founder of Maryland. He was also the governor,the mayor of St.Mary`s society,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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The Carbon 13 results showed that the 3 people had corn in there diet.

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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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In the experiment they revealed that the air had chemicals in it and it was not pure air.

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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 team found out the man in the coffin was right handed,about 5 feet 7 inches,he was in his fifties,and he was a little over weight.

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

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

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The crystals on the skeleton was a mineral called Brushite. It was used when the embalming fluid was used.

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

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

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The chemicals used were salt,a white powder,lime,and herbs.

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

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

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His was different than all the others we have read about because he had been the women`s husband and was of course a man.

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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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A burial tradition that was explained was that when a husband and wife were buried the husband`s was placed on the north side of the wife`s grave

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9.How was the man`s coffin different from the other two.

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9.How was the man`s coffin different from the other two.

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The man`s coffin was different because it was the heaviest and it was the most finely crafted

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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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In colonial times arsenic was mistakenly used to cure illness.

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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 trace elements Moore found was arsenic which is a deadly poison.

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

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

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Some conclusions they had were that the women had osteoporosis,her left and right femur were different sizes,and her teeth could barely hold together do to her roots that connect them to her gums.

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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 suspected that the baby`s diseases were rickets,anemia,and bloodletting

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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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The thing that made the bones disappear was that the coffin was not air tight. This caused any rain water to come into the coffin and it could dry and expand the bones till they crumpled.

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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 factors that determine the age of the child`s age was its sutures and teeth

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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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It is because if they do they will get caught up in it and become something like a fossil.

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1.What parts of the baby`s skeleton were missing.

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1.What parts of the baby`s skeleton were missing.

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The bones that were missing was its lower leg bones and feet

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17.Why do you think they moved the baby`s coffin first.

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17.Why do you think they moved the baby`s coffin first.

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They moved the baby`s coffin first because it was the lightest one out of the three coffins.

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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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They were difficult to move because they weighed almost 1500 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 did this so they can see how metal retains and loses heat

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14.Why did the scientist replace the oxygen in the coffins with argon, an inert gas.

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14.Why did the scientist replace the oxygen in the coffins with argon, an inert gas.

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They replaced it with this because the other oxygen could possibly cause harm to the remains do to temperature in the coffins.

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13.Why did the scientists use gamma rays on the trunk.

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13.Why did the scientists use gamma rays on the trunk.

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The scientists used the gamma rays on the trunk because they can absorb sicknesses including cancer.

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12.What information did the use of stratigraphy give the scientists.

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12.What information did the use of stratigraphy give the scientists.

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The stratigraphy let the scientists know the order of the layers and features form and how they change overtime.

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The Copely coffins were found in St. Mary`s city at a cemetery at Trinity Episcopal Church.

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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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They were allowed to do this because they needed to know who was in the coffins, if it was Sir Lionel`s remains,the first royal governor of Maryland,and his wife Anne.

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9.What did the scientists name this project.

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9.What did the scientists name this project.

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The scientists named the project "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 protected the grave site from intruders by photographing them and filling them up so when they would come back to the site they could see if any intruder had came.

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7.How do the workers prevent more damage to the lead coffins.

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7.How do the workers prevent more damage to the lead coffins.

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To keep the lead coffins more protected the workers said that they had to expose half of the top and a couple inches down on the sides to make sure they were there.

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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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Some information that the GPR revealed was that the brick foundation was 3 feet thick and that it extended 5 feet under the ground. This supports that the building was a tall and permanent building.

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

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

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The technology that was used to do this was GPR equipment.

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4.What people were buried inside the church.

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4.What people were buried inside the church.

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The people that were buried inside the church were wealthy and important people.

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Three lead coffins were buried in a old chapel site.

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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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The archaeological work began in 1990

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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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Events about the founding of the Maryland colony were that when a man who discovered it in 1634 was determined to create a safe haven for English Catholics. Also the colony was named after Queen Henrietta Maria.