Grahame Clark's Landmark Archaeological investigation took place in Star Carr in northeast Britain.
Sir John Grahame Douglas Clark was a famous British Archaeologist who was involved in excavations of Mesolithic settlements.
These settlements were discovered approx. 0.8 km South of Scarborough in an area now known as Star Carr.
The site was responsible for the discovery of numerators Mesolithic tools and artifacts which provided a detailed picture on the life of people in the stone age.
Indulgences are what they sold because during the time period the Catholic Church was becoming corrupt which led to the rise of Martin Luther and the Protestant reformation
<span>B.) Ralph Waldo Emerson
Although one of the most influential American poet and essayist in the mid-nineteenth century, Ralph Waldo Emerson was not a key political thinker in the Age of Enlightenment.
</span>
