This is the video we watched in class on May 8th and 11th.  Any notes taken can be used on the Rome Test.

  We watched this video in class on 4/23.  Absent students need to watch the video using this link and take notes on it.

We watched this video in class and completed a worksheet.  If you were absent, watch the video from home and print out the worksheet found on the Class Files section of the website.

Video watched in class on 1-26-15

Click here to watch the video we saw in class.

This video explores the tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh whose tomb is even more spectacular than that of the more famous King Tut.

This video uses the latest scientific evidence that examines new theories on how exactly King Tut died, and why his tomb was left in such pristine condition.

This video shows how modern scientists discovered the lost mummy of Queen Hatshepsut using DNA.

This video documents the Kushites, who overthrew Egypt for a time.

This video chronicles one woman's journey to find the mythical Hanging Gardens of Babylon in an unexpected place.  See how one archeologist searches for evidence that would turn every book written about ancient Mesopotamia on its head.

Click here to virtually visit the cave in Lascaux, France to see more of  where some of our earliest human artifacts and art were found.