Web book with interactive graphics outlines the steps involved in making an Egyptian Mummy.

Join a team of archaeologists as they search for Ubar, the lost city of Arabia, and see how they apply the technology of remote sensing to "see" the site without actually excavating it.

Includes a virtual tour of the dig, gallery of artifacts, games and puzzles, and a talking cow.

Tells how archaeologists and historians rediscovered a famous nineteenth-century New York neighborhood. Also answers questions such as "What do artifacts tell us about everyday life?"

Provides a look at what archaeology is, interactive adventures, a glossary of terms, and expert answers to common questions.

A step-by-step walk through the process of an archaeological dig.

Offers basic information on field and landscape archaeology.

Simple look at what archaeology is and how it enhances the study of history. Includes games and projects kids can do at home.

Explains what archaeologists do and definitely don`t do. From the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.

Information on the three bronze age boats found by the River Humber at North Ferriby

Like mud pies? Ever eaten dirt? Think learning about the past is cool? Maybe you have the makings of an archaeologist.

An online version of the children`s magazine on archaeology from the publishers of Archaeology Magazine. Quizzes, fun facts, and contests.

Trace Mummy Bear`s history to learn about the process of mummification.

Introduces students to the world of archaeology through a virtual visit to Jordan`s Khirbet Iskander dig site.

ThinkQuest project explains what archaeology is and its methods and techniques. Examples of significant discoveries including Troy, Shiqmim, the Egyptian Pyramids. Glossary.

Follow along as Yossi leads an excavation team into an Israeli cave.

Discover what archaeologists are able to learn about the past as they dig up a site where Jewish men, women and children held off Roman forces for 47 days. From PBS.

Explores careers in archaeology. Examines the training that is needed, the types of work available, and the rewards of preserving the past.

High school students present the study of archeology and the study of four civilizations - ancient Egypt, medieval Europe, ancient China, and the American West of the eighteenth century.