• Ancient Civilizations - 24 bks.
• Global - 11 bks.

• North America - 7 bks.
• Other - 8 bks.

Ever written to Dr. DIG? Well, every day, e-mails arrive asking what she does? How she does it? And what kind of training is necessary? So, here's an issue to answer all these ques …

Heard of Tollund Man? We're sure you have - Dr. Dig receives many questions about him. Well, finally, here's the scoop - and it is fascinating. You'll also read about what's in bog …

Ready for the trip of a lifetime? Then this issue of DIG is sure to accommodate you! Bring warm clothes and a flashlight as we go underground to visit sites where people lived, wor …

Ever heard of disaster archaeology? It's a new field - and a growing one! Join DIGTM as we go onsite at the World Trade Center. Find out why archaeologists were called in and what …

Imagine wearing a perfumed cone on your head that melts and drips a sweet-smelling aroma over your body! Check out a 2,000-year-old face cream? Will it still work wonders on your s …

This issue's sure to interest you, as you'll meet people who were just your age when they began their career in archaeology! There are the teenagers who were out one day with their …

What were ovens like in ancient times? Did the early peoples even have ovens? What foods did they eat? Why did the early Chinese place plates of food in the tombs of their loved on …

Money - just how old is the concept? What did people use for money in ancient times? How do we know? The questions are endless, but DIGTM is anxious to take you into this fascinati …

Introductory article about what archaeology is and explanation of archaeological terms. Discovery of a 90-million-year-old dinosaur fossil (Arizona). Discovery of Juanita, a 5000-y …

Find out about the fascinating board games played by ancient civilizations. Meet some amazing mummies from different parts of the world. The world's oldest mummies: not in Egypt, b …

Well, ­ you have asked what's myth and what's real and how can you tell the difference if, in fact, there is a difference. Here's an issue to answer your questions. DIGTM will trav …

Who's the best-known archaeologist in the world? You'd be right if you said "Indiana Jones." In fact, there are quite a number of people who think there was a real Indiana Jones. W …

Dig into this archaeological issue one layer at a time. Learn about the mystery of the "Iceman," search for the lost palace of Cleopatra, make a time capsule and experiment with ic …

All about Perfectly Preserved Pets! (Egypt) The Anasazi - a Native American culture that disappeared more than 700 years ago (Colorado / New Mexico). The Big Dig in Boston reveals …

Ahoy, matey! Never you fear - I'm not about to rob or kill you! No, I really want to show you what we pirates were all about. We left many traces of our whereabouts and our doings, …

Did cavemen poop? Read DIG's summer issue to find out! And, there's more! Travel back hundreds and hundreds of years to visit toilets at India's ancient Harappa site. Dig deep into …

Meet Eagle, a dog with a nose for bones. Hail to the Chiefs: in ancient times, pharaohs, conquerors, and kings used art to gain fame and power. How three frozen bodies helped archa …

March of the Terra-Cotta Soldiers - an amazing army of artifacts created in China more than 2,000 years ago is one of the world's archaeological wonders. The chilling tale of a hun …

Neandertals have been in the news lately. New finds keep being made - and the clues they offer are fascinating, but often controversial. So, DIG went right to those onsite to get t …

So many DIGTM readers have asked about dinosaurs that we decided to focus this issue on them! You're going to love it! You'll meet 11-year-old Jane and found just who IT is and how …

Are you ready for this issue - there's plenty to "bite" into, that's for sure. We are going on-site around the world to check out teeth. Some are millions of years old, others just …

The Adventurous Vikings: These feared conquerors were the first Europeans to discover North America. Gods of the Vikings: Whom did they worship and what did they believe in? Here i …

In November 2006, DIGTM will travel north and east to search the lands of the Vikings for clues to their world. In Sweden, we'll work with excavations at an uncovered "warrior hous …