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Traveling to Buffalo lake was an unforgettable memory; it was a weekend of our first family camping trip. As we got to the campsite we staring to unload then set up are tents for the night. I observed my dad as he set up his it seemed easy well I was mistaken. After several struggles I finally had set it up. That afternoon my parents decide to go fishing while my sister and I went swimming. The sun was so bright it felt like it was 100 degrees outside but as I walked I could feel the fresh water on my feet I careful stepped on the rock hoping they would be sharp enough to cut me. As I walked in deeper into the clear blue lake I felt my skin getting colder which I loved. Then later that day my parents began to prepare some dinner, I began to smell the aroma of hamburger meat, which made my mouth watered with hunger. While the sun went down my dad started to set up a bonfire. I had never seen one before so I was really excited. He started the fire it began to light up the night I could feel the warm flames and the smoke fill the air. In that moment I realized this would be perfect time to make s’more and they were delicious. After that my family gathered around the bonfire the mood called for ghost stories. We all …show more content…
If archaeology is the study of human history through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts, what does it mean that this ship is “an archeological miracle”? What evidence in the article supports your answer?
The ship was described as a “an archeological miracle” because of its ability to remain in in such great condition after many years “If it wasn't for the zebra mussels [covering the shipwreck]”.
2. Kennard and Scovill said they regard the shipwreck as a war grave. What did they mean by this? What evidence in the article supports your answer?
"Certainly it is one of the earliest discovered shipwrecks, if not the earliest". This text shows That due to the history of the HMS Ontario it is viewed as a war
Traveling to Buffalo lake was an unforgettable memory; it was a weekend of our first family camping trip. As we got to the campsite we staring to unload then set up are tents for the night. I observed my dad as he set up his it seemed easy well I was mistaken. After several struggles I finally had set it up. That afternoon my parents decide to go fishing while my sister and I went swimming. The sun was so bright it felt like it was 100 degrees outside but as I walked I could feel the fresh water on my feet I careful stepped on the rock hoping they would be sharp enough to cut me. As I walked in deeper into the clear blue lake I felt my skin getting colder which I loved. Then later that day my parents began to prepare some dinner, I began to smell the aroma of hamburger meat, which made my mouth watered with hunger. While the sun went down my dad started to set up a bonfire. I had never seen one before so I was really excited. He started the fire it began to light up the night I could feel the warm flames and the smoke fill the air. In that moment I realized this would be perfect time to make s’more and they were delicious. After that my family gathered around the bonfire the mood called for ghost stories. We all …show more content…
If archaeology is the study of human history through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts, what does it mean that this ship is “an archeological miracle”? What evidence in the article supports your answer?
The ship was described as a “an archeological miracle” because of its ability to remain in in such great condition after many years “If it wasn't for the zebra mussels [covering the shipwreck]”.
2. Kennard and Scovill said they regard the shipwreck as a war grave. What did they mean by this? What evidence in the article supports your answer?
"Certainly it is one of the earliest discovered shipwrecks, if not the earliest". This text shows That due to the history of the HMS Ontario it is viewed as a war