The Bamburgh Bones learning resource includes videos, PowerPoint presentations and downloadable classroom activities to support a study of the Bamburgh Bones, the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Northumbria, St Oswald and St Aidan.
The Bowl Hole early medieval graveyard was first revealed by a violent storm in the 19th century. It is hidden within the sand dunes a few hundred metres south of Bamburgh Castle in modern day Northumberland. Dozens of individuals were uncovered during archaeological excavations between 1998 to 2007. These remains have been analysed to tell us about these people and their lives.
A comprehensive resource to support teaching and learning
This learning resource includes materials for at least 6 lessons, as well as links to additional extension activities. Detailed notes are provided for each lesson to support teaching.
The resource is aimed at second level/KS2 pupils.
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