archeology

Archaeological backgrounds, from prehistoric Europe to the modern period.

Presents over forty articles about archaeological topics reprinted from the Science Times section of the "New York Times.".

Young museum assistants Corina and Zack are sent to Greece to take pictures when it is reported that the bones of the mythological Minotaur have been found on the island of Crete.

An archeologist describes how prehistoric man lived by examining the remains of ancient human settlements.

Kristin must solve the riddle of Operation Napoleon to discover why the U.S. Army is clandestinely trying to remove the wreck of a World War II German bomber from an Icelandic glacier, and, in addition to solving Operation Napoleon, she must find where her brother Elias has gone.

Explores the archaeological finds of Colonial Williamsburg and provides information about what archaeologists discover, what they do with their artifacts, how they excavate their findings, how they know where to look for them, and what they learn from their discoveries.

While 13-year-old Finn and his uncle are digging up treasure left behind by Finn's Archaeologist parents, who are missing, and they discover evidence of multiple murders.

Describes the technical aspects of several important archaeological digs in the Middle East and what their discoveries have revealed about ancient civilizations.

Describes, in graphic novel format, some of the great treasures of the world.

Includes historic sites in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, North America, and South America.