History and Government Archaeology

• Mummies

• Science: Social Sciences: Archaeology 
• Kids and Teens: Science and Math: Science: The Earth: Prehistoric Earth 

• A Journey to a New Land  - Contains downloadable videos on archeological studies. Also offers lessons for primary, elementary, middle school, secondary and post secondary levels.
• About Archaeology  - Furnishes definition, subsistence studies, and what archaeologists do and don't do.
• Archaeological Adventure  - ThinkQuest project looks at this science in the past, present, and future. Includes gallery, forums, and glossary.
• Colonial Williamsburg  - Contains online games for children such as puzzles and word games. Also provides resources for parents and teachers.
• Dig  - Archaeology magazine for kids. With subscription details, glossary, and related links.
• FAQ: Career in Archaeology in the US  - Contains answers to FAQ about forging a career in archaeology.
• Five Points  - Contains illustrations and history of the nineteenth-century New York area. Provides information about urban archeology.
• Information on the Bronze Age Boats Found at North Ferriby  - Addresses environmental history, first discoveries, excavations, reconstruction, dating, and place in history.
• Kids Dig Reed  - Family archaeological site offers history, games, puzzles, artifacts gallery, and discovery zone.
• Malian Magic  - Provides information about mysterious places in West Africa. Presents pictures of the area with descriptions.
• Nova Online: Lost City  - Features an interview with Dr. Yuris Zarins on his excavation of what is believed to be Ubar; a lost city also called as the City of a Thousand Pillars.
• Ology: Archaeology  - Features instructions for making your own archaeology stationery, plus archaeologist interviews, quizzes and activity ideas.
• Pescos Rio Grande Museum of Early Man  - Provides details on the museum’s artifact collections. Presents graphic illustration with descriptions on the hunting tools used by early man.