After the discovery of 10,000 year old human remains in On Your Knees Cave on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, a unique partnership formed among the Tongass National Forest, scientists and Alaska Native tribes to learn about this ancient person...
Location: Ontario, Canada Length: 25 min
This documentary examines one of the largest archaeological finds in eastern North America, the Peace Bridge Site, located in Fort Erie, Ontario. Here, archaeologists are working with the Native American community to construct a more complete picture of life here thousands of years ago...
Location: Ohio Length: 17 min.
While the Greeks were building temples in the Old World, incredible monuments of earth were being constructed across eastern North America. Thousands of mounds and mile upon mile of earthen embankments are part of the rich Legacy of the Mound Builders…
Along the shore of the Sea of Cortez live the Comca’ac Indians of Mexico, also known as the Seri. Traditionally a hunting and gathering culture subsisting on the green sea turtle…
Location: Atafu, Polynesia Length: 14 min
Archaeologists from New Zealand come to the small Pacific island of Atafu to excavate and live among the native Polynesian people. Their project is called “Human Ecology in Tokelau.”...
Location: UK Length: 21 min
With the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics approaching, the East London landscape in 2010 was being reshaped. This Olympic waterscape encompasses the Lea Valley, a system of braided waterways that define the area…
Location: Louisiana Length: 7 min
Debbie Buco's students in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades at Galvez Primary School in Prairieville, Louisiana, studied various historic sites in Louisiana and learned about the state's unique architecture, archaeology, and cultural landscapes…
Location: Peru Length: 20 min
Few archaeological sites in the world can match the grandeur, spectacular natural setting, and mystery of Peru's Machu Picchu, located on a remote ridgetop in the Andes Mountains high above the Urubamba River…
Location: Egypt Length: 22 min.
As expressed in monuments that retain their impact still today, magic and the supernatural filled the lives of ancient Egyptians…
Geometrics has been using its geophysical tools in archaeological applications from its inception in 1969. In 2011, Geometrics teamed with University of Georgia Ph.D. student Dan Bigman to perform a magnetometer survey at Ocmulgee National Monument…