Directory of Archaeology Resources

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Archaeology is the systematic recovery and study of material evidence, such as graves, buildings, tools, and pottery, remaining from past human life and culture. This category holds travel resources and tour sites that specifically cater to those seeking archaeology excursions and traveling experiences.

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• Altınışık, Aykut

  http://www.privatetours-turkey.com/
  Turkish archaeologist, photographer, lecturer and official tour guide offerings accompanied tours and cruises. Destinations, itineraries and pictures.

• Ancient World Tours

  http://www.ancient.co.uk/
  Offers historical and cultural tours to Egypt, the Middle East, Europe, Mexico, Chile, Sri Lanka and Cambodia escorted by authors, archaeologists and TV presenters.

• Andante Travels

  http://www.andantetravels.co.uk/
  Itineraries from Roman Britain to Zulu Africa, Persia to Prague. Contact information for Great Britain agency.

• Archaeological Tours

  http://archaeologicaltrs.com/
  Specialized tours led by scholars.

• Archaeology Plus

  http://www.angelfire.com/trek/archaeology/
  Archaeologist Boma Johnson offers tours to ancient Native American petroglyph sites and illustrated talks.

• Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

  http://www.crowcanyon.org/
  A not-for profit organization dedicated to involving the public in the study of archaeology and Native American cultures.

• Desert Discoveries

  http://www.desertdiscoveries.co.uk/
  Explore the archaeology and landscape of Jordan's deserts and mountains, seeing known sites such as the famous lost city of Petra, but also unexplored areas.

• Destinations and Adventures International

  http://www.daitravel.com/
  Travel company based in Los Angeles and specializing in tours of the Middle East, Africa and Asia, including a range of archaeology tours. Itineraries and prices.

• Far Horizons Archaeological and Cultural Trips, Inc.

  http://www.farhorizons.com/
  Worldwide tours led by scholars.

• Inka's Archaeological Tours

  http://inkasperu.com/
  Archaeological, ecological and adventure tours in South America.

• Maya Exploration Center

  http://www.mayaexploration.org/
  Non-profit specialty tour operator offering educational adventures in Mesoamerica. Details of regular and custom organised Chiapas tours.

• Museum Tours

  http://www.museum-tours.com/
  Specializes in tours to Egypt for museum members and other Egypt enthusiasts. Features a virtual Egyptian museum with the 19th century works of David Roberts and Francis Frith.

• Odyssey: Adventures in Archaeology

  http://www.odysseyadventures.ca/
  Offers archaeological tours of Europe and the Near East from Canada.

• Orkney Archaeology Tours

  http://www.orkneyarchaeologytours.co.uk/
  Professional archaeologists offer holidays, short breaks and tours of the archaeological sites of these Scottish islands. Details and prices.

• Private Tour Turkey

  http://privatetourturkey.com/
  Archeologist Tolun Cerkes offers tailor-made archeological tours to the ancient sites of Turkey.

• Steppes Travel

  http://www.steppestravel.co.uk/expert-led-group-tours
  Operates curator-led tours worldwide, reflecting the work and collections of the great British museums. Database of details, which can be searched by region, lecturer or date.

• Time Travel Australia

  http://www.ruins.com.au/
  Specialists in archaeological and historical tours around the world. Includes tour details and newsletters.

• Zarzora Expeditions

  http://www.zarzora.com/
  Guided tours to Gilf Kebir, Uweinat and the Great Sandsea.

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