In the United States most archeologists are trained in university programs of anthropology. Anthropology is the study of man in all times and in all places.
Archeology is a sub-discipline that uses material remains to study people and cultures of the past.
Suggestions on how to use this page To begin the process of introducing your students to archeology, become familiar with some of the basics of the field. Then look over the definitions in the Helpful Terms section, and activities. Decide what you want your students to learn from an in-class archeological experience. Go to your state or province's resources page and access some of the links. In addition, check with local museums that have archeological collections or are conducting excavations.