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Hi Girls,

This is the place that you will store the information you find for your research project.

Yeahhhh :) i can Edit :) (sarah if u are wondering who this is :) ) yeahhhhh Sarah i know who it it already not to b rude or anything :PPPPP <33333 well who do u think this is then???? ﻿ADRIANA!!!!!!!!! I Got It Right Coz Brooky Is not Really A Person Who Would Do All This!! :) :P ( It's a good Thing Coz ur unique. Anyways i can tell it's u :) it is someone who lovesss the colour purple hey guess what, it is my birthday on tuesday the 16th of August i am turning 13 yayyyy!!!!\

Ladies, it's not a chat page! Get to work :) Sir hahahahahahahahahahahaha sorry sir :) (sarah) just to let you no i helped you make this page sir i can prove it from the bottom of the page.

I have given you editing permissions so you can now contribute to this page and work together on delivering the information.

Your Task:
Add to this Wiki (an online encyclopedia) designed to inform readers of the different theories behind how and why Stonehenge was built. The digital textbook explains the history of Stonehenge and includes footage from the actual site, located 130 km from London.

Scenario
In an attempt to protect and preserve the historical Stonehenge site the British Historical Society is developing an online resource allowing visitors to explore Stonehenge in a virtual fieldtrip. Your team has been put in charge of creating the Theories Encyclopaedia - a section of the website designed to educate visitors about the different theories people have about how and why the monument was built.

Each member of your team will be responsible for researching a different theory and creating the page about this in your wiki. Each page should include an explanation of the theory and an evaluation of how possible that theory is after analyzing the sources you have used.

Theories your team could incorporate include: Druid Temple, Temple to the Sun, Lunar Observatory, Built by survivors of Atlantis, Built by Egyptians, Cemetery, Calendar, A Place of Healing, An Alien Landing Pad, or another you might discover during your research.

A template to help you gather the necessary information and evaluate your sources, as well as a model, can be downloaded from your ProjectsPLUS media centre.

STEPS: Tick off when you are done.

Step 1

 * Open the ProjectsPLUS application for this chapter, located in your eBookPLUS. Watch your introductory video lesson and then click the ‘Start Project' button.

> - What does your theory suggest Stonehenge was used for? > - Who suggested the theory, what is their area of expertise? > - When was this theory first suggested? > - Why do people think this is possible?Enter your findings as articles in your Research Forum. You can view and comment on other group members' articles and rate the information they have entered. > > > - Each theory should have its own page. > - The first page of your wiki is a title page, together you will need to add a short paragraph explaining what Stonehenge is and introduce the theories menu. > - You must double check your spelling and grammar. >
 * Find at least two sources (other than the text book and at least one off-line such as a book or encyclopedia) to help you discover extra information about each of the theories. The weblinks in your Media Centre will help you get started. You should consider:
 * Navigate to your Media Centre and download the "How to create a Wiki" document. Preview the selection of images and diagrams provided for you to add richness to your Wiki.
 * Start writing your wiki, remembering:
 * As a group, review your final project and make any final adjustments. Make sure all of your pages are consistent with the same font, and the same style of graphics

Thanks,

Mr Doyle/ Sarah :) I did most of the work :P jks i didn't do anything