archaeology

This intriguing book will fascinate any young reader with some of the most mysterious occurrences in history.

Readers will be able to explore the remains of the men and women who lived hundreds of thousands of years ago, and of hominoids of millions of years ago.

"How have technology and science helped historians and archaeologists through the years? How does today's technology help us understand the past? What role does technology hold for the future of history studies? From the invention of metal detectors through to today's computer modeling of long-dead people, our knowledge of the past has always been improving thanks to technology. This book looks at historical, current and future techniques for helping us discover traces of the past from artifacts to human remains. We look at how dating these things has become more accurate and also how the Internet is giving us more access to historical records than ever before"--Provided by the publisher.

Looks at the history of archaeology and introduces three women who have made contributions to the field.

Provides one hundred facts about archaeology, and includes illustrations, cartoons, and quizzes.

"Describes mysterious and unsolved archaeological sites and artifacts from around the world"--.

Curious George and the man in the yellow hat help some scientists dig for dinosaur bones.

This authoritative guide offers readers a comprehensive look into the world of anthropology and its related sciences. The book covers the essential areas of the field, including its history. The major branches of the field are also discussed, including cultural and social anthropology as well as archaeology. It also explores the study of the discipline around the world through urban, medical, and applied anthropology. This is a perfect resource for anyone interested in world cultures and the history of different peoples.

Misplaced for hundreds of years, this book details the account of the search for, and exciting excavation of the city the Bible calls Sodom, and history calls Tall el-Hammam, east of the Jordan River.

Looks at how technology and science has impacted history and archaeology, discussing dating techniques, finding historical remains and more.