This table is what the Cabinet table looks like, where a group government ministers sit around every week. At The National Archives, we look after documents made by the government today, but also from 1,000 years into history.
If some of the documents are 1,000 years old, and the repositories are the size of football pitches, how many documents do you think we look after?
a) 2,000
b) 12,000
c) 2,000,000
d) 12,000,000
Find the answer at the bottom of this page!
You have now collected all the letters! Now it is time to reorder them to discover the name of the most iconic document kept here. You can take a seat around the near the windows.
Write down your answer in your booklet!
After you have worked out the word, follow the directions in the booklet to reveal what this document is in real life! You will need one final clue to help you collect your prize.
Answer to quiz: We look after 12,000,000 documents. If you laid out the shelving in a line it would stretch to Brighton and back!