Time Catchers. Archaeological Discoveries from Troy to the Present
This book, written by Eric Klein, an archaeologist with over 30 seasons of excavation experience, traces the history of archaeology from amateur pursuits to today, when it has become a cutting-edge science. The author acquaints the reader with major archaeological monuments...
and discoveries, and also very interestingly answers the questions that are most often asked of archaeologists:
- How do you know where to dig? - How are excavations actually carried out? - How do you determine the age of finds? - Who preserves the findings?
Klein introduces readers to the first excavations of the 18th century and new exciting discoveries of modernity.
This book, written by Eric Klein, an archaeologist with over 30 seasons of excavation experience, traces the history of archaeology from amateur pursuits to today, when it has become a cutting-edge science.
The author acquaints the reader with major archaeological monuments and discoveries, and also very interestingly answers the questions that are most often asked of archaeologists:
- How do you know where to dig?
- How are excavations actually carried out?
- How do you determine the age of finds?
- Who preserves the findings?
Klein introduces readers to the first excavations of the 18th century and new exciting discoveries of modernity.
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