Maps for time travelers: How archaeologists use technology to bring us closer to the past

A Little History of Archaeology

Brian Fagan

Archaeology as History Telling Stories from a Fragmented Past

Catherine J. Frieman

Maps for Time Travelers How Archaeologists Use Technology to Bring Us Closer to the Past

Mark D. McCoy

Transformation of historical research in digital age

Ian Milligan

The Time Machine

H. G. Wells

Technology and Society

Andrew (University of Alberta) Ede

Technology

Eric Schatzberg

How to Invent Everything A Survival Guide for the Stranded Time Traveler

Ryan North

Time Travel A History

James Gleick

Archaeology

Lord Colin Renfrew

On the map

Geographical Information Systems in Archaeology

James Conolly

The Human Past: third edition

CHRIS SCARRE

Doctor Who: When's the Doctor?

Na An

Microarchaeology

Stephen Weiner

Technology a world history

Daniel R. Headrick

Archaeological Theory: An Introduction

Matthew Johnson

The Shock Of The Old

Edgerton, David

The origins of the modern world

Robert marks

The Archaeology of Time

Gavin Lucas

1900s

Nick Yapp

The Human Past

Chris Scarre (editor)

Mapping Hacks: Tips & Tools for Electronic Cartograph

Schuyler Erle

Prehistorians Round the Pond

John Cherry

Time Machine

Bernard Walton

Discoveries and Inventions from Prehistoric to Modern Times

Dr Jörg

Museums and the future of collecting

Simon J. Knell

The Industrial Revolution

Steven M.

Archaeologies of the Contemporary Past

Buchli, Victor

Quantifying Archaeology

Stephen Shennan

Classical greece. Ancient histories and modern archaeologies

Ian Morris (red)

Art, artefacts, and chronology in classical archeology

William Biers

Atlas of the Roman World

Cornell, Tim & John Matthews

Pebbles to computers

Hans Blohm

Supertrains

Aaron E. Klein

The mystery of Atlantis

Charles Berlitz

Digging Up the Past

John Collis

Treasures of yesterday

Henry Garnett

Future Remains