Digging Deeper: How Archaeology Works

Unearth the secrets of the ancient world with Digging Deeper: How Archaeology Works. Written by the renowned archaeologist Eric H. Cline, this book serves as the ultimate gateway into the fascinating realm of excavation. With over thirty seasons of fieldwork experience, Cline takes you on a journey across Greece, Crete, Egypt, Israel, and Jordan, revealing the methods and techniques used by archaeologists.

Have you ever wondered how archaeologists know where to dig? How excavations are actually carried out? Or how ancient artifacts are dated? Digging Deeper provides clear and concise answers to these burning questions and more. Cline's expertise and accessible writing style make this book perfect for both beginner enthusiasts and armchair archaeologists.

Digging Deeper is more than just a book—it's a doorway to understanding our ancient past. Adapted from Cline's critically acclaimed work, Three Stones Make a Wall, this compact volume is packed with invaluable insights and practical advice. Learn how archaeologists deduce ancient diets, reconstruct clothing styles, and even visualize the appearance of people who lived centuries ago.

Don't miss out on this essential primer on the art of the dig. Whether you're an aspiring archaeologist ready to embark on your first excavation or an avid reader eager to unearth knowledge from the comfort of your own home, Digging Deeper is your key to a deeper understanding of the archaeologist's craft.

Discover the secrets buried beneath the surface with Digging Deeper: How Archaeology Works. Buy now and start your journey into the captivating world of archaeology.