- High-interest topic to motivate reluctant readers and spark interest in career exploration- Career Fact File on job outlook, education and training, and salaries- On-the-job profiles and interviews provide an up-close look at the career- Content written at a level accessible to struggling readers- Reviewed by a reading specialist, Susan Nations, M. Ed.- Engaging sidebars support text- Glossary, sources of further information, index

Contents include: What do Archaeologists do?; How do Archaeologists find clues?; Where do Archaeologists study their finds?; How do Archaeologists reconstruct the past?; What does it take to be an Archaeologist?

Looks at a range of exciting high-interest careers. This series gives information about specific people in the field and builds up a picture of what the job entails, making science fun. It helps readers to realise that what they learn in their science classes is the same as the background knowledge that professional scientists need.

Looks at the work of archaeologists, including the required educational background and experience, their working conditions, and the things we have learned through their studies.

Examines the careers available in the field of archaeology, discussing the necessary education, training, and on-the-job duties.

Discusses the training and education required to be an archaeologist, and describes some important archaeological finds

Describes, in simple text and illustrations, archaelogy and the work of an archaeologist.