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Sieves allow archaeologists to put an artifact inside of the tool, and shake off sand, dirt, etc.

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The archaeological brush is used to dust off particles. It is related to a sieve, but instead of hitting the artifact around, the brush loosens the particles.(sand, dirt, etc.)

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The pickaxe is used to break up the ground to make it loose for the archaeologists to dig down. They have to be careful though, there can be artifacts not only 3 feet underground!

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The snorkeler allows archaeologists to go underwater and find more so they can breathe underwater.

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These flippers allow archaeologists to propel themselves by kicking. It gives them an extra boost.

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This tool allows archaeologists to go even deeper underwater by themselves, on the other hand the snorkel tube goes above water to breathe. You don´t go as deep.

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A notebook can be used for note taking, and writing theories about how life was like back then.

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The graph paper allows archaeologists to draw the artifacts they find, so if they lose the artifact they can easily look back at the drawing to see what the artifact looks like.

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Archaeologists where these to protect their eyes from particles, like sand.

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The first aid kit gives medical tools such as band-aids or bandages.

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The mechanical pencil is often used by archaeologists since regular pencils break. Yes, the led can break on this, but if you press down on the eraser, pop! You have more led!

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These help archaeologists be careful from what there holding. For instance, the artifact could have a disease, or the people back then wanted no one to find it so they did something to the artifact.