【揽瓜阁3.0】Day2 2020.07.21【人文科学-艺术】【人文科学-考古】

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精听 Scientists Discover 7,000-year-old Tools Off Australia’s West Coast
一 文章大意
科学家在澳大利亚的西海岸发现了第一个水下考古区域，距今已有7000年历史。其中发现的数百种物体的研究将增进对澳大利亚原住民文化和技术发展的了解。
二 生词摘录
aboriginal 土著的;原始的
grinding adj. 无休止的;(状态)难熬的;刺耳的
indigenous adj. 本土的;土著的
三 用时记录
听力 5min 听写22min 共计31min
Scientists say they have found Australia’s first underwater archeological areas off the country’s west coast.
The sites are believed to be 7,000 years old. The area where they were found was once dry land.
Archeologists say study of the hundreds of found objects will increase understanding of the culture and technological development of Australia’s aboriginal people.
The two ancient sites are now underwater in the Dampier Archipelago island group. Divers from Flinders University in Adelaide, South Australia, made the discovery.

The area was already well known for its rich ancient history and its rock-art carvings. However, the two sites are the first confirmed underwater places holding evidence of human civilization in Australia and the area around it.
Michael O’Leary is a marine geoscientist and co-director of the project to study the tools. He told Reuters that his team wants to study “the skill, the technology, how they made these tools, to see if they represent a different cultural approach to tool making that we haven’t yet identified in Australia,”
Archeologist Jonathan Benjamin also leads the project. He said the scientists have found cutting and grinding tools that are thousands of years old.
You can start to recreate what the people were doing and how they were making their life way in their economy,Benjamin said.
Information from the discovery is being studied to find out how old the objects are. However, the radiocarbon dating method and study of sea-level changes show the areas are at least 7,000 years old.

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精读笔记格式要求：


1. Though the pandemic happened. And the theater can not open. To keep the business survive, they find ways to do the performing.

2:
2-1. People during the pandemic time still look for performance.
2-2. The coronavirus has shuttled several places. But the theater are finding ways to do live performances.
2-3. People would take the actions to prevent the pandemic in order to attend the performance.
2-4. Live theater still open for various reasons from the necessary for patrons and finance reasons.
2-5. In new york, there are no signs for theatrical life, but one is trying to lead the performance in safe.

3&4:
windshields 挡风玻璃
An elbow bump 互碰胳膊肘的问候方式
amphitheater  圆形露天剧场
Intermissionless show
Disinfectant  消毒剂
plexiglass.  塑胶玻璃

5:
7:00/ 20min/ 27min




精听笔记格式要求：

2&4

aboriginal people 土著人
marine geoscientist 海洋地球学家
cutting and grinding tools 切割和研磨工具
indigenous landowners 土著土地所有者


3. Scientists found Australia's first underwater archeological areas where once dry land.

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3min/ 4min/ 7min