Body Quote by Tony Robinson

Names turned over by time, like the plough turning the soil. Bringing up the new while the old were buried in the mud.

— Joe Abercrombie

“Archaeology digs the Bible’s grave.”

— Steve Dustcircle

“...Great-Uncle Powell, an archaeologist, had spent most of his time digging about in foreign parts.”

— Margaret Westhaven

“I found the skeleton of a caveman a few years back. Miraculously, it had skin and hair still attached, and amazingly my archaeological discovery…

— Jarod Kintz

“Some people have goodness and merit buried deep inside and we glimpse it and see its value but ultimately it's covered by so much…

— Kelli Jae Baeli

“The territory through which we passed had been overbuilt in the days over the Secular Ancients, but only a few traces of that exuberant…

— Robert Charles Wilson

“An exercise for the reader: Who would win in a scavenger hunt, 20th century archaeologist Indiana Jones or 51st century archaeologist River Song?”

— Stephen H. Segal

To mend a broken heart sometimes you gotta be a archaeologist, you have to dig deep and search for what still remains

— Brian DeGroff

I've always felt you unearth story, like you're on an archeological dig.

— Andrew Stanton

I am quite prehistoric, absolutely prehistoric.

— Eduardo Galeano

“For matter out of place, as a famous anthropologist once described dirt.”

— Howard Jacobson

“His dark room now seemed cool and restfully confining. You could imagine maps in the wallpaper. The roses had faded into vague shells of…

— William H. Gass