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Archaeologist’s Buried Treasures list allows you to market to consumers who have purchased hard and soft cover books to learn more about the history of human culture and discoveries made through archaeology.  These consumers may be archaeologists, amateur archaeology buffs, volunteers that assist with archaeological excavation sites, or men and women just interested in ancient civilizations and prehistoric societies. They have a deep interest in the history of human development, visit museums, and enjoy exotic travel.

Consumers who purchase books in archaeology also enjoy several other related fields such as geography, history, art history, geology, physics, chemistry, and paleontology. Besides uncovering the mysteries of human cultural development through archaeological finds, these consumers also have an interest in how the earth’s changing landscape came into play in prehistoric societies throughout history. They purchase books and attend geography or geology classes at the local college to learn more on the formation of the earth. These individuals study the formation of mountain ranges and deserts, volcanic activity, ebbing and waning of oceans, and tectonic plate movement.

The Archaeologist’s Buried Treasures buffs are often also rock hounds and will search for semi-precious stones and gems such as turquoise, diamonds, rubies, obsidian, quartz, amethyst, sapphires, emeralds. They love the thrill of the find and will purchase tools like hand picks, brushes, dust pan, sifters, scoops, trowels, shovels, soil sampler, probes, magnifiers, scopes, chisels, notebooks, GPS, calipers, and tape measures. They join clubs, go on archaeological digs near their home, and travel to sites to view the ancient pyramids of Egypt, the Mayan ruins, Asian temples, and discoveries made in Africa of the first civilizations.

The Archaeologist’s Buried Treasures list is ideal for outdoor gear retailers, recreational vehicle providers, outdoor apparel providers, travel destination organizers, archaeology clubs, museums, continuing education providers, and outdoor magazines