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Feeding Stonehenge - Making Stone Age Cheese


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These resources use the context of feasting at Stonehenge to consider aspects of food processing, food allergies and intolerance.

There are opportunities for students to:

  • make and test their own cottage cheese
  • to consider the effect of processing on lactose content of foods
  • to evaluate the impact of lactose intolerance on lifestyle and health
  • to learn the difference between food allergies and intolerances via a quiz
  • and the option to compare modern whey protein production with cheese making.

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For more information about the activity, please visit our website.


About the organiser

This activity is organised by School of History, Archaeology and Religion. Contact Julie Best at bestj3@cardiff.ac.uk for more details.

How to book

The resources including a teacher guide can be accessed online. If you have any queries please get in touch:

Emailbestj3@cardiff.ac.uk


No booking required.

TicketThis activity is free

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Audience

  • TickKey stage three - ages 11-14, years 7-9
  • TickKey stage four - ages 14-16, years 10-11

Teacher supervision is required.


Curriculum themes

  • TickHumanities
  • TickScience and technology
  • TickLife sciences

Activity type

  • TickActivity
  • TickOnline resource

Purpose

  • TickEngagement with our research
  • TickProfessional development (CPD) for teachers
  • TickSupporting curriculum themes

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Partners

  • Arts and Humanities Research Council
  • English Heritage
  • STEM Learning
  • University of York