making history sem 2 2022 assessment 3

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Experimental Archaeology:
Where a scientific method is applied to a historical question relating to an artefact or to answer a question.
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limestone
It is made by mixing ________ heated to 900C and mixing it with water.
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Potential energy
________ is stored.
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Experiential Archaeology:
Something you can interact with. Where people are experiencing the process or making of something.
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 Study Guide
Making History Medieval Semester 2 2022
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Familiarise yourself with the following tools
compass, saw, adze, line and chalk, piercer, plane, broad ax, gouge
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Armour
Maille
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Castles
Guedelon
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Piff
high iron content sandstone
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Paff
reddish sandstone
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Poof
yellow soft sandstone
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Quarry sands make it stronger
It takes centuries to set
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Process of making rivetted chainmail
1. Coil a wire into a spiral
2. Cut rings off the spiral
3. Make the metal soft by heating them until they’re red hot
4. Flatten the rings with a hammer until overlapping areas are flat
5. Heat the rings to red hot again to make them soft again and let them cool slowly
6. Punch a hole in the overlapping area of the rivet
7. Cut the rivets (cut off tiny pieces of wire)
8. Set the rivets. Set a rivet into the rivet hole. Align it to the center. Squeeze the rivet with pliers.
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What is this?
What is this?
4-in-1 Butted Maille
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What is this?
What is this?
4-in-1 Rivetted Maille
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Why is the castle built in a quarry?
Because it has all the resources they need for things like colouring, wood, etc
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How are the stones broken up to be used?
A hammer and wedge. They hit the wedge with the hammer to get a fracture and eventually split
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What is the piff
High iron content sandstone
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What is the paff?
Reddish sandstone
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What is the poof
Yellow soft sandstone
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Describe the process of making the grain ark
Split log, cut the planks, smooth sides with an axe, shape it, use pegs to hold it together
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What is mortar?
What is used to stick the stones together to give the castle structure
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How is mortar made?
Mixing limestone heated to 900 degrees C and mixing it with water
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How does the blacksmith fix the tools?
They heat it to soften it, then sharpens with a file, then hardens it by heating and quickly quenching it with water
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Why is the mortar strong?
Quarry sand makes it stronger
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How long will it take for the mortar to set completely?
Many centuries
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How does a trebuchet work?
Like a catapult. Potential energy is stored then used
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What is a gambeson and how is it made?
It is a padded defensive jacket made out of wool, worn as armor
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How does an arrow loop work?
It is a small window to shoot out from, it would be harder for enemies to shoot back through the window
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Describe how a crossbow is made
Heat the metal till its white so it would be hot enough to get soft
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What did a 13th century soldier eat?
Pottage, pork, beans, their war horses if they were desperate
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What is heraldry?
The practice of devising, granting, displaying, describing, and recording a coat of arms
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How did heraldry come to be?
Because people needed to be easily identifiable on the field, it is used to distinguish people of different families and social status
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What is red?
Gules
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What is blue?
Azure
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What is green?
Vert
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What is purple
Purpure
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What is black
Sable
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What is gold
Or
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What is silver?
Argent
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What is in a full achievement of a peer?
Coat of arms, chapeau, supporters, compartment hemet, crest, mantling, and motto
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Compass
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Saw
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Adze
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Line and chalk
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Piercer (Persore)
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Plane
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Broad ax
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What is this tool?
What is this tool?
Gouge
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What is a compass used for?
Drawing circles