Archaeology

Explore the era before written records, revealing human origins and developments through the study of artifacts and fossils.

Investigate the remnants of past societies that left behind written records, integrating history with the physical evidence of artifacts.

Focus on the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean, such as Greece and Rome, through the discovery and interpretation of their relics.

Delve into the study of ancient Egyptian civilization, deciphering its hieroglyphs, tombs, and magnificent architectural structures.

Unearth the secrets beneath the waves by investigating shipwrecks, submerged settlements, and underwater landscapes.

Combine human biology and archaeology by examining human remains to learn about past health, diet, and lifestyles.

Bridge the gap between the past and present by studying contemporary societies to understand ancient cultural practices and material remains.

Recreate ancient techniques and processes to better understand how past peoples made and used artifacts.

Investigate the physical traces of the industrial age, examining factories, machinery, and technology from the recent past.

Examine the interaction between past human societies and their environments, exploring agriculture, climate change, and ecological impact.

Study the ways in which humans have shaped and were shaped by their surroundings, using spatial analysis and aerial photography.

Focus on the excavation and preservation of artifacts from ancient cities and urban centers, uncovering the complexity of urban life.

Analyze historic battlefields to uncover details of military strategy, soldier experiences, and conflict impact on society.

Reveal the diseases and injuries of ancient populations through the study of skeletal remains and mummified bodies.

Discover past human-animal relationships by examining animal bones and remains from archaeological sites.

Engage the public with archaeological practices and findings, promoting awareness and conservation of cultural heritage.