Archaeology Travel

In the 1980s, one of the world’s leading archaeologists said,
What the world wants is for archaeology to teach it something about humanity’s past. … They want to hear about Olduvai Gorge, and Stonehenge, and Machu Picchu.

 
Since then the world has changed, and it has become so much easier to get out and see those iconic sites, and many more, for ourselves. Start planning your journey now with Archaeology Travel.

In the 1980s, a leading, respected archaeologist observed,
What the world wants is for archaeology to teach it something about humanity’s past. … They want to hear about Olduvai Gorge, and Stonehenge, and Machu Picchu.

 
Since then the world has changed, not least it has become so much easier for many people to get out and see those iconic sites, and many more, for yourselves. Archaeology Travel is the start of that journey.

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Do something different, and take a small-group archaeological tour on the dramatic seascape of the Ionian Sea. Sail in the wake of such legends as Odysseus and Octavius, visit amazing archaeology sites, enjoy traditional cuisine in out of the way seaside villages, all the while relaxing on a comfortable yacht.

Do something different, and take a small-group archaeological tour on the dramatic seascape of the Ionian Sea. Sail in the wake of such legends as Odysseus and Octavius, visit amazing archaeology sites, enjoy traditional cuisine in out of the way seaside villages, all the while relaxing on a comfortable yacht.