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All About Archaeology | Nat Geo Kids Archaeology Playlist

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Archaeology is the study of the past by looking for human or animal remains or ancient artifact that can tell us about how humans lived back then. Somethings they looks for are mummies, dinosaurs, coins, tools, buildings, and garbage.

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Archaeology and geography are the same because they both use some of the same tools. For example they both use magnifying , gis, gps, etc. They both study things so people can know more about their earth.

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Archaeologists travel the world to  look for different bones in different regions. They also go to some local attraction sites or caves in other regions to look for hidden bones

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Transition Total Station

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Dental picks

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SlideShare

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Magnifying Glass

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FIVE THEMES OF GEOGRAPHY

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GPS

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GIS

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pick axe, shovel,

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Pick, Brush, Cork Screw

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- per hour wage median, $29.43
- typically hourly wage, $17.04 - $44.66
- average yearly salary median in the U.S, $61,220