2. Find the location through a Google search. Use the various mapping options to get
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a closer look at the terrain (the environment, the surroundings, the context, etc.) the
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buildings, the community, etc.
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3. Here are a few questions that need to be answered.
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o What can we tell about the site through its geographical features?
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o Who founded the site?
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o Why was the site inhabited?
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o Has the site changed since its founding?
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o Why is this site historically significant?
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o Is it a protected site?
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o Where is the site mentioned in the textbook/course?
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4. Why did you choose this site?
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5. All rules related to grammar, etc. will apply. A
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title page must be included in your report. Cite your academic/scholarly sources
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appropriately—that means in-text citations and a Works cited page.
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