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Despite the fascinating and often romantic appeal of archaeology, many of us have little idea of
what the field actually involves. What, exactly, do archaeologists do? What takes place on an archaeological dig? And
how does the reality of the work differ from what we see in Indiana Jones movies?

Archaeology: An
Introduction to the World's Greatest Sites, taught by renowned archaeologist and National Geographic Explorer Eric
H. Cline, answers these questions and more in rich and provocative detail. This thrilling new course, produced in
partnership with National Geographic, introduces you to over 20 of the most significant and enthralling archaeological
sites on the planet, providing both an in-depth look at the sites themselves and an insider’s view of the
history, science, and technology of archaeology.

Within the course’s 24 visually rich lectures,
you’ll study some of the most famous archaeological discoveries of all time, including:

the tomb of
King Tut: the final resting place of ancient Egypt’s boy pharaoh, whose dramatic discovery mesmerized the world
in 1922
the ruins of Pompeii: the astonishingly well-preserved ancient Roman city, which was buried in 79 A.D. by
the eruption of Mount Vesuvius
the terra-cotta warriors at Xi’an: the vast army of life-size ceramic
soldiers created to guide China’s first emperor into the afterlife
Throughout the course, Professor Cline
offers dynamic commentary and responds to questions archaeologists are frequently asked, such as: How do archaeologists
find ancient sites? How is an actual excavation performed? How do archaeologists determine how old something is?

In examining the world’s premier archaeological sites, the lectures explore how archaeology plays a vital
role in the advancement of knowledge, by separating folklore and legend from factual history. As Professor Cline makes
clear, archaeology is one of the most objective sources we have about history as it really happened, allowing us to
cross-check written accounts, as well as to discover information, events, and cultures we knew nothing about.

Travel with a National Geographic Explorer

What began as a haphazard search for famous sites of ancient
history has evolved into a highly organized, professional, and systematic study of the peoples and cultures of the past.
During this course, you’ll trace the evolution of archaeology from the first crude excavations at Herculaneum to
the advanced methods being used at Teotihuacan today. You’ll also gain firsthand insight into cutting-edge
technology that has forever changed the field.

And, in this site-oriented exploration, you’ll travel
the world: from Ur in Mesopotamia to China’s Shanxi Province; from Masada in Israel to the ancient ruins of
Akrotiri in Greece; from Sutton Hoo in England to Machu Picchu in Peru, and many other intriguing locales.

For over a century, National Geographic has been a leader in bringing archaeological discoveries to the world through
countless explorations, digs, research projects, and magazine stories. Whether you’re new to the subject or a
seasoned archaeology enthusiast, National Geographic’s unique resources will provide an unparalleled glimpse into
this fascinating field.

Visit Majestic Civilizations of the Past

These compelling lectures span a
stunning range of archaeological discoveries, from excavations on land and under the oceans, to sites located in
caverns, frozen in ice, and buried under volcanic ash. Among the many archaeological treasures featured in the course,
you’ll study:

secrets of Egyptology: Take an in-depth look at how the great Pyramids at Giza, the Step
Pyramid of King Zozer, and the Sphinx were built. Learn about the deciphering of Egyptian hieroglyphics and the
mysterious techniques of Egyptian embalming and mummification.
the glories of ancient Mesopotamia: Discover the
resplendent funerary objects of the celebrated “Death Pits of Ur.” At legendary sites such as Nimrud and
Ninevah, explore monumental Neo-Assyrian palaces, with their colossal statues, inscribed slabs, and vast libraries of
cuneiform texts.
Knossos and the cult of the bull: On the island of Crete, investigate the ceremonial, open-air
palace of the Minoans; examine its striking wall paintings of sumptuously adorned royals; and explore the dramatic court
ritual of bull-leaping and its links to the legend of the Minotaur.
ancient maritime trade: Delve into one of the
most phenomenal archaeological finds of all time, the Uluburun shipwreck. This 3,000-year-old sunken vessel contained a
full cargo of luxurious raw materials and finished goods, illuminating Mediterranean trade routes that existed 13
centuries before the Common Era.
Megiddo, jewel of the Near East: Follow the unfolding excavations at this unique
site in northern Israel, where more than twenty ancient cities lie buried, one on top of another, revealing marvels of
architecture in a sequence dating from 5,000 years ago to the time of Alexander the Great.
awe-inspiring
archaeological sites of the New World: Across four lectures, travel to the superlative palaces, temple-pyramids, and
astronomical structures of New World civilizations from the Maya and the Moche to the Aztecs. You’ll also meet
the Nazca, creators of massive geoglyphs in the Peruvian desert.
Look Deeply into the Archaeologist’s
Work

In tandem with an exploration of the sites themselves, Professor Cline provides a spirited and highly
illuminating look at what archaeologists do and how they do it. Early in the course, you’ll learn about remote
sensing technologies such as ground penetrating radar, which allow archaeologists to locate structures hidden from view
beneath jungles and deserts.

Within three lectures on the how-to of archaeology, you’ll discover in
detail how to excavate buried artifacts, how an archaeological dig is organized and carried out, and how archaeologists
use a spectrum of sophisticated technologies to determine the age of sites and artifacts.

Professor Cline
enriches the lectures with colorful and revealing stories from the field, drawn from his many years of archaeological
work around the world. Among these is his account of his own extensive work at the site of Tel Kabri in Israel, where
remarkable discoveries include the largest wine cellar ever found in the ancient Near East.

Professor Cline
also weaves engrossing tales of famous and groundbreaking finds, such as Heinrich Schliemann’s unearthing of
Troy, the story of intrigue through which the Dead Sea Scrolls were brought to the world, and the dramatic unfolding of
archaeology’s first underwater excavation.

With rich visuals from National Geographic and images from
the professor’s own dig sites, each fascinating location is brought to life with numerous on-site photos, as well
as maps, artwork, animations, and location video such as the original dig footage of Masada, the site of a historic
confrontation between imperial Rome and Jewish resistance fighters.

Archaeology: An Introduction to the
World's Greatest Sites
takes you on a vivid and detailed exploration of archaeology’s most magnificent
discoveries, in the company of an expert archaeologist and historian with decades of experience in the field. Join The
Great Courses and National Geographic for this globe-spanning journey into our breathtaking archaeological heritage.

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