. What tools did they use?

. How did they live?

. How did they communicate?

They used a sharp stick to hunt and get food.

They lived in caves and used leaves as clothing.

They communicated by putting messages on objects, rocks, or walls.

What society did they belong to

The old Roman’s

What is the date it was made

1886 August 29

The story :

I found this artifact in Sunset island on the grass it was dirty and cracked and the pieces were missing, daily life for these people were always in nature and outside exploring. When i was exploring i found this piece of pottery and i tested it and it was a pot this was their way of expressing themselves by painting it of what they love, their traditions were spending time with each other out side and hunting animals. They used to communicate with each other by painting pottery.

• Is the society unknown on purpose?

• How does the society differ from other societies?

• Is it advanced?

• How does their bone structure look?

• What are their cultures and traditions?

• Do they partake in immoral activities? (ex. cannibalism)

• What is their language?

• Why do they act they way they do?

• What tools do they use?

• What do they eat?

2. Artifact drawing: Attached.

   Story: As I came across the unknown society Utopianis,

   acknowledged the gorgeous traditions and discovered the existence of the amazing, pure gold pottery nearby. It seems their way of art and expression is through story telling, playing instruments/making music, and making pottery/painting. Whilst exploring the land, I discovered some artifacts and drew it on paper.

   I studied their language and ancient customs in order to communicate with them orally. I learnt more about their daily life, such as going swimming to hunt for food, like fish and crabs, and playing instruments. Also, apart from tourists that visited the land, they have not yet communicated directly with other fellow societies. The experience was diverse and helped me be more open minded.

Thank you !! :)

While digging at the “strones village” site, I discovered stones drawn on and people built houses using wood and stones for shelter and tools to hunt for food and to use to draw on stones to communicate. They hunted for fish in lakes and more animals to cook using the fire they made using sticks.these discoveries help know how they survived in the old years

In 1677, Robert Plot discovered the first ever dinosaur bone, he guessed it belonged to a giant human. William Buckland, discovered and identified that the dinosaur fossil was correctly identified for what it was. Robert Plot then found out the fossil came from an unknown society. He asked questions like "where did it come from?" and "how did it appear?"

The Old Kingdom, which is when the pyramids were getting built.

The Middle Kingdom, which is when they were trying to expand Egypt and make it stable.

The New Kingdom, which is Egypt’s power and it’s wealth.

their religions and beliefs were a lot. They worshipped many gods such as the Ra (sun god), Isis (goddess of magic), and Osiris (god of the afterlife). They believed that there was an afterlife, and their tombs were full of treasure, food, and sometimes even servants so they can serve them in the afterlife which is the “next world” to them. “Mummification is the process of preserving dead was essential to ensure their survival in the afterlife.” The great pyramid in Giza, Egypt has melted gold on the top of it and it is one of the most famous monument that was built during the Old Kingdom. “Temples like Karnak and Abu simple also showcase Egyptian architectural brilliance.” Their writing used to be written using symbols and it was written on tombs, temple walls, and papyrus. Their handwriting was called Hieroglyphics. They used be very good at surgery, wound treatment' and simple prosthetics, it is also known that “they also developed early forms of arithmetic and geometry.”

They also made a calendar that has 365 days due to the Nile flooding cycle. Their daily life was kind of complicated and hard. Their food diet used to be mainly focused on eating bread, beer, fish, vegetables, and fruits. While their entertainment was listening to music and they enjoyed it, they play board games (like Senet), and they used have festivals honoring their gods, they’re traditional makeup design was eyeliner which was very popular and it still is. “The Decline Of Ancient Egypt was when Egypt’s power weakened due to internal conflicts and foreign invasions. The Persians, Greeks (led by Alexander the Great in 332 BCE), and later the Romans took control. The last ruler of Egypt was Cleopatra VII, who died in 30 BCE, marking Egypt’s absorption into the Roman Empire.” Cleopatra was the one who was famous for her eyeliner looks.

I was once with my archeology team, I was digging when I come upon a fossil, I was quite unsure when I saw it once I looked closer and studied it with my team we had soon found out it belonged to, Redcom lane. We decided to study there civilization and research there home. We had found a beautiful gold necklace, with a red gem in it, it was stunning. The people of redcom lane had lived in homes with usually 4-5 people in each it had red print all over there home with gold accents. For there tools they used a sharp sword looking tool with a gold and silver k print all over to carve on the caves and to carve food. For entertaining kids they would melt there rubys slowly to create a paste that would let them draw. They had mostly ate fruits they found in the wild such as berries, and they would hunt down deer and wild dogs to eat for lunch. Thier daily life consists of waking up and most men go haunting with the younger to teach them will there wives stay back and teach the little girls to draw and pick some berries by the time the men came back the women would cook up whatever they brought home that day and go to sleep.How would they communicate with other tribes u ask they would have a calling day were all the tribes would meet at the river getting a chance to talk to each other while they can.

That is the Pyramid of Giza, the people that lived there probably lived a difficult life, for example, the servants, they don’t have an easy life because they have to work, clean and stuff like that. To hunt animals to eat, they used sears, knifes, crossbows, and arrows to hunt down animals.the artifacts they had was jewelry.they were in contact by wars, fights and stuff like that.

Thank you.

While at the ”moonstone village” site ,I saw an amazing beautiful painting and stone tools ,the moonstone people live in small houses  and use the tools to hunts for food to feed the people and they used to eat rice and chicken everyday  .There painting shows amazing  colorful painting of moon and diamonds ,which means they value their art .i think they celebrate their art and painting with festivals around a big group of people .these help me see how they survived and love art and painting every day

i wrote about stone village the tools they used are made out of stones. I think they used it to build houses and to hunt.

They left books with there life stories and all the things they have did in there life like achievements. They also left there most valuable stuff made out of gold like necklaces. They also used arrows to hunt. I think every year they would celebrate by making a big fire. Other things they left are the drawings on the walls. They used English to communicate. They did not know anyone other than the people in the village.

Fun fact ;

1.The Romans sometimes used powdered mouse brains as toothpaste! At one banquet in Rome, the guests were served with hundreds of ostrich brains! Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, were supposed to have been raised by a wolf! Cobwebs were used to stop bleeding 🩸.

2.Empire is a term used to describe a group of territories ruled by one single ruler or state. Empires are built by countries that wish to control lands outside of their borders. Those lands can be close by or even thousands of miles away.

Ancient Rome facts

• Rome is older than Italy.

• Rome wasn't always the capital city.

• Rome is densely populated.

• Rome has several nicknames.

• Rome is home to the largest European university.

• Rome has more churches than any other city.

  
  

Facts

Carthage was an ancient Phoenician city located on the northern coast of Africa. Its name means “new city” or “new town.” Before the rise of ancient Rome, Carthage was the most powerful city in the region because of its proximity to trade routes and its impressive harbor on the Mediterranean

I noticed that it belonged to an old society called Mythreion what I know about Mythreion is that there old language was Mythlariam and they always used to work in groups. They used stones to help with chores.

We tried to find things on the floor of the cave,and one of us found a bronze pot which means they cooked the food.

It was a nice discovery trip and as an archaeologists I would love to do a trip like that again.

What food did they eat

How big were they

While looking for a site to dig in I saw this place in a island me and my archeologist friends started diging we found a tooth a painting device with green ink they had, a vase with patterns most likely drawn by the device and pieces of glass with Roman numeral dates on it 2 prices of paper and a rock with ancient drawings. The tooth showed us they used to live in this island close by the levant in 625bc and. After we researched the date drawn on the glass and the dates drawn on the papers we realized that every month they used to have a ritual where they used to hunt all the animals and not leave one behind and the women used to make vases to leave animal hearts in and used to communicate by drawings and numbers

One day, my brother and I decided to explore an abandoned forest we had heard about. The place was eerie, but it intrigued us, so we set off into the dense trees. After wandering for a while, we stumbled upon something unexpected: fossils, scattered across the ground. The deeper we dug, the more we uncovered, and that’s when we discovered something truly remarkable—fossils that seemed to belong to an ancient civilization known as *Goldstone Village*.

As we carefully brushed away the dirt, we found items that told an incredible story. There were pieces of pottery, beautifully crafted and intricately designed, showcasing the wealth and sophistication of the people who had lived there. But what really caught our attention was the tooth of gold embedded in the remains of one of the skeletons. It was astonishing. It seemed these people were not only rich, but they had perfected the art of goldwork. We also found tools, ornaments, and other remains that were made of gold—these weren't just ordinary artifacts; they were a testament to a once-thriving, affluent civilization.

Excited and unsure of what to do next, we decided to carefully gather the fossils and artifacts and store them in a secure place for further examination. We were both amazed when we later learned that these items were estimated to be around 72,846 years old. This discovery changed everything we thought we knew about ancient civilizations. It seemed that *Goldstone Village* had a vast, well-developed gold mine, which likely helped them build their wealth and create such beautiful, gold-crafted tools and artifacts. Their history was one of prosperity and craftsmanship, long forgotten by time—until we found it.

When I was cleaning the vase, this is how it looked like=

These discoveries help see how they used to live like and how they play with nature.

When I was exploring “The lake Town” I found stained glass everywhere with many different colors and shapes , it was very fascinating being able to see all these colors at once , but I couldn’t stop myself from wondering how the people there used to live, and communicate, and hunt for food. I wonder how they used to live. The people that lived there used to live in houses made out of mud but covered with colored glass from all sides. They used to make their own tools using the bones of the animals that they used to hunt. They also didn’t have paper money at that time so they used to trade valuables at that time when glass was the most traded item. I think that it was very valuable back then. Their most valuable items were glass and telescopes to look at the different planets and stars in space. They used to communicate with other civilizations by writing a note in a bottle then dropping the bottle in the sea until it eventually reaches that civilization.

They communicated with groups called Hittites, Elamites, Indus

themselves by painting it of what they love, their traditions were spending time with each other out side and hunting animals. They used to communicate with each other by painting pottery.