Essential Science for Teachers: Earth and Space Science
From the soil and rocks beneath our feet to our connection to the Moon and Sun, the story of Earth is a fascinating one — and most of what is known about the Earth has been gathered through observation and interpretation. Encourage students’ curiosity, help them sharpen their skills of observation and interpretation, foster their development of science knowledge, and share with them the excitement of exploring Earth and the solar system by participating in this course.

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Pictured is one in a set of four tapestries housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York city (Click on the image to see a larger picture of the tapestry - 114K). This series is based on hunting park themes, such as hunting for wild boar, hawks, and birds. They all take place at a deer park, although, somewhat ironically, no tapestry survives from this set that depicts the actual hunt for deer. There is conjecture that there may have been additional tapestries in the series, but only these four remain.

What do you think is going on in this tapestry? You can read stories that other site visitors have written about the tapestry.

If you like, you can read more about tapestries of the Middle Ages or the hunting series of tapestries.

Photo Credit: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of George Blumenthal, 1941 (41.190.228) (c) 1992 The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

 
     
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