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The Mysteries of the Ancient Near East
 
A Junior Archaeologist's expert talents at pottery Sumerian-style!
 
Preparation of archaeological tools and sand-sifting.

On Wednesday, September 24, Junior Archaeologists met once again for the re-launch of the Ancient Civilizations series, ready to uncover the mysteries of the ancient Near East!

 
The Royal Game of Ur.
 
A model Assyrian chariot.
 
Sculptors hard at work
 
Sculpting...tea cups?
 
Diligently working.
 
You can't tell from the picture, but this was a bird's nest complete with egg!
 
This was a sculpture of a man in a sitting position, which reminded me of something very Mesopotamian!
 
One Bonus Activity required the explorers to write their names in cuneiform.
 
Cuneiform script.
 
Attempting to recreate the sculpting process of Sumerian Statuettes.
 
Sifting through the sand to find the pottery sherds.
 
Theories and analyses abound!
 
My poor attempt at sculpting a Sumerian Statuette.
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Andre. said at 9:01 p.m. on Sep 25, 2008:
Nice reportage. Lets uncover the mysteries of the ancient Near East! Cool
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