Just a pile of stones?: Exploring the Rollright Stones as part of your Stone Age to Iron Age study

Helen Crawford

Just a pile of stones? Exploring the Rollright Stones as part of your Stone Age to Iron Age study

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Abstract

Those teaching the Stone Age to Iron Age will be aware that the range of sources can be seen as rather narrow, largely because of the absence of written records. It often means resorting to artefacts and archeological remains. This article explores one stone site and how it can be used as an effective resource for teaching and learning pre-history in Key Stage 2.

Original language	English
Pages	16-20
Number of pages	4
Volume	88
Specialist publication	Primary History
Publication status	Published - 14 Jun 2021

Keywords

history
primary
Education

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