Overview
Archaeologists are kind of like detectives. They’re scientists who snoop through old or ancient people’s things to find out what life was like thousands of years ago. Archaeologists find ancient cities, tombs, and temples by taking aerial photographs of Earth, by reading old documents, or by just looking at the shape of the land. When they think they’ve found a site, the archaeologists pick up a shovel and start digging. When archaeologists get close to an object, they dig very carefully. Sometimes they dig with nothing but a toothpick and a paintbrush. Whew!
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4 - 1Rivers & Streams November 03, 1995 -
4 - 2Nutrition November 10, 1995 -
4 - 3Marine Mammals November 17, 1995 -
4 - 4Earthquakes November 24, 1995 -
4 - 5NTV Top 11 Video Countdown December 01, 1995 -
4 - 6Spiders January 05, 1996 -
4 - 7Pollution Solutions January 12, 1996 -
4 - 8Probability January 19, 1996 -
4 - 9Pseudoscience January 26, 1996 -
4 - 10Flowers January 27, 1996 -
4 - 11Archaeology January 28, 1996 -
4 - 12Deserts January 29, 1996 -
4 - 13Amphibians January 30, 1996 -
4 - 14Volcanoes January 31, 1996 -
4 - 15Invertebrates February 07, 1996 -
4 - 16Heart February 14, 1996 -
4 - 17Inventions February 21, 1996 -
4 - 18Computers April 25, 1996 -
4 - 19Fossils September 05, 1997 -
4 - 20Time September 12, 1997