Archaeology

Archeology is the scientific study of past cultures through the artifacts they left behind. Archeologists excavate dig sites worldwide to uncover and analyze these artifacts, such as pottery, tools, and bones, to understand ancient societies. Their work is part of the broader field of anthropology, which studies human history and cultures. The video concludes with a reflective question about what a discovered weapon might reveal about its creators.

How does archeology relate to anthropology?

What insights can finding a weapon at a dig site provide to archeologists?