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Ms. Paly Class: "Our exit the castle of Caen"

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We left the school bus 9.00. There were 2 classes, that of Madame Crinon and ours. When we arrived, we formed groups to visit the Museum of Normandy. That of Madame Crinon went to the castle first, and us, we went the museum. We have touched reconstructions of objects. We filled out a questionnaire about the museum. For lunch we ate at the University of Caen. We visited the castle of Caen and we've done groups. Each group visited several parts of the castle. We also had a questionnaire. By late afternoon we went to the games. We had fun. And then we went by bus to 16.30.

Sabrina Baptiste and Emeline

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The visit to the Museum

Prehistory: The Metal Age

this picture, there are metal, pieces of spear, sword, bracelets, axes heel, a needle and a pot .

Steven

The Fibules

The fibulae were used in ancient times because there was no button. And we also saw the turtle-shaped brooches.

Clement Fessard

Prehistory

Archaeologists have found some antlers dating from prehistoric times. The flint used to make fire. Prehistoric people used the wood to dig into the ground.

Maxime Airiau

Tumulus

is the model of the mound at Fontenay-le-Marmion where men were buried.

Aurélien Tournelle

THE FLINT

These are bifacial Paleolithic period found in the valley of Risle. The biface was used by prehistoric man to cut the skin of animals and hunting.

Lea Legoff

The Amphora

This is called a large pottery jar.
There are broken pottery and other in good condition.

Marion Lechasles

Carved Stone

is a carved stone.
The stone is a remnant of the eardrum.

Amélie Hue

The Blacksmith

This photo shows a smith buried with his weapons and a few pieces. These are the weapons that were manufactured smith a sword, knife, arrowhead, etc. ...

Vincent Lenoël

A Showcase

In the hall of Prehistory, in this case, one sees a vase and an old ax.

Mary Morgan

The Mother Goddess

This statue called the Goddess-mother.
During ancient times, the women prayed for being pregnant.

Amelie Huin

Prehistory

There have been excavated and the remains were found that were above the church doors. These remains were in the museum of Normandy .

Clara Trofimczyk

Cemetery

is the necropolis of Hérouvillette. Skeletons were found in tombs.

Leo Texier

Helmets

These are helmets Prehistory.

These prehistoric people who wore them at the age of metals.

Quentin Guerin

The Colliers

The beads of these necklaces are made of clay, stones and pebbles. There is a belt of iron and bronze. There is a brush made of wood.

Alexandre Gauthier

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Madame class Crinon visiting Caen Castle

Church St. Georges

This church is called Church of St. George.

This window was built in the 15th century.

It is late Gothic.

Marion Benjamin

The Machicolation

For the battlements, there was a large drop stones and boiling water on enemies.

Amelia Alexander Baert

The castle courtyard

We see four buildings: there is Hall Exchequer left

Church St. George in the back left, the Museum of Normandy

we visited right, and the Church of St. Peter's background

right.

Orlane Septiers

The Church Saint Pierre

is the church of Saint Peter.
The picture is taken from a castle tower.
Behind, there is the city of Caen.
The church is Gothic Caen .

Maxime Jean

The Murderers

The deadly allowed the early thirteenth century the knights of shooting arrows against their enemies.

Lea Guillou

Gate Fields

is the gate of the field. We see the top of the loopholes. In the Middle Ages, the men threw by the deadly arrows at their enemies.

Laura Langlais

The Dungeon

The dungeon is a place where people put themselves safe from attack.

The dungeon was the main building of the castle of Caen.

Amaury

The Tower of Queen Mathilde

We see walls and slits.
We see the flagpole in Normandy.
We see the tower of Queen Mathilde.

Bryan Turner