archeology

Describes the wide variety of human remains in chapters: the long rest, looking after the dead, how old are they? what killed them? who were they? and what to do with mummies and bones.

Discusses the history of American artifacts and explains how and where to look for Indian pottery and arrowheads, Civil War battlefield items, and other artifacts.

Stories, suggested activities, and games introduce the many facets of and the people involved in archaeology.

Describes the shapes, designs and manufacture of ancient pottery and explains how archaeologists use ancient fragmants to learn about the past.

Text and photographs introduce the methods used by archaeologists and explain how the artifacts found fit together like puzzle pieces to reveal life of long ago.

An introduction to archaeology, its history, methods of excavation, restoration, and preservation, and its famous discoveries.

Introduces the history, methods, and goals of archaeology and describes some of the major excavations of the Mediterranean area.

Introduces the jewelry of ancient times emphasizing that of the Holy Land, Greek, and Roman cultures particularly during the Bronze and Iron Ages.