door. who (use adjectives and names) what (the definition, or accomplishments) where (be specific as...

Who (use adjectives and names)What (the definition, or accomplishments)Where (be specific as possible)When (specific Dates)Why (significance AND implications)

These Id’s should be 2-3 Sentences (not just bullet points)

FACT

TRUTHMYTH

FACT

TRUTHMYTH

FACT

TRUTH MYTHHISTORY

Facts?

Truths?

Myths?

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L'Anse aux Meadows artifacts: Whorl and butternutArtifacts from L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, a site the Vikings called Straumond. These inconspicuous items revealed a great deal to archaeologists investigating the Norse settlements in North America. The small circular object, a spindle whorl used for spinning yarn, shows the presence of women at Straumond. The nut comes from a tree that grows only south of the St. Lawrence River, indicating the extent of Viking travel along the coast. (L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada)

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PolynesiansJapaneseTemplarsLost Tribe of IsraelIce Age Hunters Gatherers from EUROPE

(not Asia)

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