Thames & Kosmos Archaeology: Pyramid Dig (Version 2.0) handleiding

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Dear Parents,

This experiment kit is intended only for

children over eight years of age.

Please supervise your children and offer them

support while they are performing the

excavations and experiments in this kit.

Before starting an experiment, read through

the instructions together. Follow the

instructions and directions carefully. Please

be careful that none of the kit parts gets into

the hands of young children.

Read the instructions, safety rules, and ﬁrst

aid information with your child, and ensure

they follow them, keep them on hand for

reference, and perform only those

experiments that are described in the manual.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Conduct the experiments on a sturdy table

with a washable work surface. It should be

well lit and ventilated, and away from foods.

The area around the table should be free of

obstacles. When performing the

experiments, your child should wear clothes

that can take a little abuse (or an old smock)

and safety glasses. After completing the

experiments, he or she should clean up the

work area and thoroughly wash his or her

hands.

Please make sure that no one inhales any

plaster dust or sand from the pyramid that

may become airborne during the excavation.

We wish you and your child a fun and

interesting time with these experiments!

With this kit, you can play the role of

archaeologist as you track down your

pyramid’s secrets. This manual will give you

instructions and tips for unlocking your

pyramid and discovering what lies inside. You

will also ﬁnd other experiments, activities,

and information related to archaeological

science. Be sure to follow the instructions in

this manual carefully, so that the pyramid

and its treasures are not harmed by careless

or incorrect methods. You must use the care

of a real archaeologist when excavating your

pyramid.

About 4,600 years ago, ancient Egypt’s Old

Kingdom began. During this time, Egypt was

ruled by kings called pharaohs. The pharaoh

Introduction

Khufu, also known by his Greek name,

Cheops, built a pyramid at Giza now referred

to as the Great Pyramid, because it is the

largest of the more than a hundred pyramids

discovered in Egypt to date. This enormous

pyramid is also called Khufu’s Pyramid or the

Pyramid of Cheops. The pyramid in your kit

was modeled after the Great Pyramid.

Most people believe that the Great Pyramid

was built as a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu, but

because it was built so long ago, many

questions, puzzles, and secrets about the

pyramid linger. Some of the questions have

been answered by archaeologists,

researchers, and scientists from all over the

world, but others are still unsolved.

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