The National Park Service offers extensive archaeology resources for the general public, as well as specifically for kids and teachers.
Check out all the great resources that the Bureau of Land Management has for students and teachers alike!
Archaeological Institute of America has a great glossary.
![Excavations at the Roman Forum in Rome, Italy, are being mapped by these archaeologists. [Credit: Adrian Pingstone, June 2007; Wikimedia Commons]](/sciencetrek/topics/archaeology/images/Archaeology_Rome.png)
Check out the Learning Resources for Grades 3–5 from the world-famous Field Museum in Chicago.
NativeWeb provides information from and about indigenous nations, peoples, and organizations around the world. Here are their listings for archaeology.
Find out about what it was like to live 500 … 1000 … 10,000 years ago in Texas!
Digital Atlas Project of Idaho has lots of information about our archaeological past! Be sure to check out the Image Archive — there are quite a few projectile points that have been found in Idaho!
The BLM has links to many archaeological and cultural sites in Idaho. Visit Celebration Park, Idaho's only archeological park.
Visit the Idaho State Historical Society to find out about archaeological history in Idaho.
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