Our class has been doing a project on Egypt. we have been researching mummies and pyramids.

I have found a hyperlink to my favourite website about mummies here it is .

http://www.si.umich.edu/CHICO/MUMMY/

 Pyramids are wonders of the world. Some are supposed to weigh up to 50 tonne’s ! and 450 feet tall ! with approximately 2 million blocks of stone in each one. Each block weighed around 2.5 tonne and were transported by wooden sledges.All the rock-hard blocks had a tough limestone finish. It has been estimated to have taken 10 years just to build the ramp to get the rocks up the 52 degree angle and another 20 years to build them ! The pyramids were built by hard-working laborers.

I am a football fan . . . . i go for St Kilda . . . . They are the best team.

What team do you go for ?

Who do you think will win the grand final ?

St Kilda or Geelong ?

Welcome to my new blog !

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I am new to this stuff so take it easy on me.

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