Books for Children about General Archaeology
Archaeologists Dig for Clues
Kate Duke, 1997

From the “Let’s-Read-and-Find-Out Science” book Series, this book is a great introduction to archaeology for children ages 5-9.

Archaeology for Kids: Uncovering the Mysteries of Our Past
Richard Panchyk, 2001
This book includes 25 activities to introduce children to the science of archaeology.
Eyewitness Books: Archeology
Dr. Jane MacIntosh, 2000
This popular series provides wonderful color images and introduces children to archaeology all over the world.
A Journey Through Time:
Excavating Life on Earth
Selina Wood, 2001
The journey begins at an archaeological excavation at Pompeii in 2001 and ends 4 million years ago. Each time period on each page has a flap that lifts open to expose information on key points in history, from the “first farmers” to the last Ice Age.
Right Here on This Spot
Sharon Hart Addy, 1999
This is a story about discovering the past in your own backyard. Beautiful color illustrations- a great book to read to kids.
Shipwreck
Claire Asto, 2001, from the "Fast Forward" series
This book takes children through the discovery of the underwater archaeological site of a shipwreck.
Undersea Treasures
National Geographic Society, 1995
With pop-outs and moveable parts, this wonderful colorful book introduces children to the world of underwater archaeology.

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