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

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

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

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2. ch 6 When did the archaeological work begin at St. Mary's?

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2. ch 6 When did the archaeological work begin at St. Mary's?

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The archaeological work began in 1990.

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3. ch 6 Where were the three lead coffins buried?

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3. ch 6 Where were the three lead coffins buried?

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Three lead coffins buried was in a old chapel site.

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4. ch 6 What people were buried inside the church

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4. ch 6 What people were buried inside the church

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

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5. ch 6 What technology was used to look for buried objects within the walls of the church?

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5. ch 6 What technology was used to look for buried objects within the walls of the church?

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The technology the scientists used was GPR  equipment

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

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

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

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7. ch 6 How did the workers prevent damage  to the lead coffins?

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7. ch 6 How did the workers prevent damage  to the lead coffins?

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

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8. ch 6  How did the scientists protect the grave cite from intruders?

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8. ch 6  How did the scientists protect the grave cite from intruders?

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They protected them by photographing the grave sites and filling them up so the scientist could see if intruders messed with them.

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9. ch 6 What did the scientists name the project?

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9. ch 6 What did the scientists name the project?

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The scientists called it Project Lead Coffin.

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10. ch 6 Why were  the Project Lead Coffins members allowed to open the Copely coffins and examine them?

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10. ch 6 Why were  the Project Lead Coffins members allowed to open the Copely coffins and examine them?

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The team was allowed to open the graves because it would give them practice on the technique.

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11. ch 6  Where were the Copely coffins found?

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11. ch 6  Where were the Copely coffins found?

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The Copely coffins were found in the chapel

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12. ch 6 What information did the use of stratigraphy give the scientists? 

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12. ch 6 What information did the use of stratigraphy give the scientists? 

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The stratigraphy told the team that the grave was wide enough and deep enough for two coffins.

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13. ch 6 Why did the scientists use gamma rays on the trunk?

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13. ch 6 Why did the scientists use gamma rays on the trunk?

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The gamma rays revealed that the remains were in two coffins a wooden one and the lead one.

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14. ch 6 Why did the scientists replace the oxygen in the coffins with argon an inert gas?

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14. ch 6 Why did the scientists replace the oxygen in the coffins with argon an inert gas?

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They did this to get a sample of the air and keep the body intact.

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15. ch 6 Why were the coffins scanned with infrared light?

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15. ch 6 Why were the coffins scanned with infrared light?

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They were scanned to see if they had any cracks.If they had cracks they could break when lifted.

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16. ch 6 Why were the coffins difficult to move?

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16. ch 6 Why were the coffins difficult to move?

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The coffins were difficult to move because the scientist did not want to damage them.

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17. ch 6 Why do you think they moved the baby's coffin first?

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17. ch 6 Why do you think they moved the baby's coffin first?

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They moved the baby fis because it was the smallest of the three.

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1. ch 7 What part of the baby's skeleton were missing?

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1. ch 7 What part of the baby's skeleton were missing?

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The child's lower leg bones and feet were gone.

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2. ch 7 Why do insects avoid eating fabric that was attached with copper pin shrouds?

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2. ch 7 Why do insects avoid eating fabric that was attached with copper pin shrouds?

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Insects avoid eating the cloth that is touching the copper because copper is a fairly toxic metal.

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3. ch 7 What factors helped the scientists determine the age of the child?

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3. ch 7 What factors helped the scientists determine the age of the child?

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The child's skeleton and the fact that the jaw had two incisors gave a good hint of the child's age.

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4. ch 7 What may have made the baby's missing bones disappear?

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4. ch 7 What may have made the baby's missing bones disappear?

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The coffin the child was in was not airtight so it must of not been watertight.Water coming into the coffin made the legs and feet start deteriorating and the legs and feet finally became dust.

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

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

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One disease the scientist believed is rickets.Colonial mothers swaddled their babies blocking them from sunlight.Another disease the baby might of died of was anemia which is a low amount of blood cells.

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6. ch 7 What conclusions did the scientists come to concerning the body in the second coffin

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6. ch 7 What conclusions did the scientists come to concerning the body in the second coffin

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The scientist came to a conclusion that the woman was slender,5 foot 3, and had to be at least 60.They also said she most likely had a bad limp and had an infection in the same leg

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

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

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The scientist revealed that the lady's hair had a deadly poison called arsenic

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8. ch 7 What uses did arsenic have in colonial times?

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8. ch 7 What uses did arsenic have in colonial times?

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Colonists used arsenic as a medicine.They believed that taking certain doses of arsenic would heal them.

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9. ch 7 How was the man's coffin different from the other two?

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9. ch 7 How was the man's coffin different from the other two?

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The man's coffin was perfectly preserved and you could drive nails into it without it breaking.

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10. ch 7 What burial tradition is explained in this section of the book?

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10. ch 7 What burial tradition is explained in this section of the book?

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The burial tradition of embalming was explained in this book.

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11. ch 7 In what way was the mans burial different than all the others we have read about?

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11. ch 7 In what way was the mans burial different than all the others we have read about?

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The man's burial was different from the other because the man was embalmed at his burial.The other bodies were not embalmed

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

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

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The chemicals used to make the embalming fluid was a mixture of salt,a white powder,alum,lime, and herbs.

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13. ch 7 How did the team of scientists link the crystal remains to the present of embalming?

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13. ch 7 How did the team of scientists link the crystal remains to the present of embalming?

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

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14. ch 7 What is known about the man in the coffin?

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14. ch 7 What is known about the man in the coffin?

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The team found out that the man was right-handed about 5 feet 7 inches, in his fifties, and somewhat overweight.

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

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

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When the team did the air analysis they revealed that the air had chemicals in it that are not found in pure air.

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16. ch 7 What did the Carbon -13 results show?

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16. ch 7 What did the Carbon -13 results show?

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The Carbon 13 revealed that the two people had corn in their diet.

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17. ch 7 Who  was most likely the man in the lead coffin

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17. ch 7 Who  was most likely the man in the lead coffin

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The man in the lead coffin was most likely Philip Calvert.

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18. ch 7 What is known about Philip Calvert ?

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18. ch 7 What is known about Philip Calvert ?

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Philip was the younger half brother of the founder of Maryland colony.He also was the governor,the mayor of St.Mary's society,chief judge,and the chancellor of the colony.

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19.ch 7  Who were the people in the other to coffins?

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19.ch 7  Who were the people in the other to coffins?

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The other people was Anne Calvert and she was to old to care for the baby so it died