Mummies, sarcophagi, political rivalry and monuments that defy our modern understanding of the ancient world were subjects of study for the seventh-grade students at Georgia College Early College since Thanksgiving.
Tasked with creating scale replicas and models, detailed replicas of ancient clothing and researching it all, the students made their teachers proud by working so hard on all their projects.
“I’m impressed,” Lianna Nix, teacher at Early College, said. “I’m just really impressed.”
The students were required to pick topics to create their replicas and to use the resources at their disposal. The students used Georgia College and State University library and Internet access to research their topics. The students then presented their projects and the fruits of their research to the rest of the class Monday.
For full story, please see the Dec. 19, 2006 edition of The Union-Recorder.
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A bust of Queen Hatshepsut by Krishindra Johnson is on display at Georgia College & State University. The bust is part of the projects done by students in Georgia College Early College. Scott Teague
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