Some Sites
The most well known archaeological site in Peru.
What is Machu Picchu?
A tool that archaeologists use to dig.
What is a shovel?
A fictional archaeologist known for his whip.
Who is Indiana Jones?
This is the study of humans through their material remains.
Archaeology.
A stone that was used to help decipher Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.
What is the Rosetta Stone?
This was the site of a battle between the US army and the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne.
What is the Little Big Horn?
This is used to carefully excavate artifacts from the ground.
What is a trowel?
An archaeologist from the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nation who teaches at Simon Fraser University.
Who is Rudy Reimer (Yumks)?
The study of underwater sites and artifacts.
What is Underwater Archaeology?
A piece of armour that was buried around 620 BC in England.
What is the the Sutton Hoo helmet.
This archaeological site is known for its stone circles in England.
What is Stonhenge?
This is used to clean artifacts.
What is a brush?
This is the level of school you need to work as an archaeologist.
What is a Masters Degree?
The study of human remains.
Bio-archaeology.
This was uncovered by the archaeologist Howard Carter.
What is the The Mask of Tutankhamun?
A Hindu-Buddhist temple complex in Cambodia.
What is Angkor Wat?
This technology helps us see under the ground.
What is ground-penetrating-radar?
The archaeologist who unearthed the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Who was Howard Carter?
The study of human-made space debris.
Exo-Archaeology.
These are artifacts from 3230 BC (Over 5000 years ago).
What are the tools of Ötzi?
The country where the ancient city of Petra is located.
What is Jordan?
This is used to tell how old organic materials are.
What is carbon dating?
In British Columbia, many archaeologist work for them.
Who are First Nations communities?
The study of ancient landscapes.
What is landscape archaeology?
Knotted Cords used by the Incas to record information.
What is a Quipus?