Laura Scandifio: Detectives Chasing the Past

A piece of earth's remains completely reverse the history of history! The detectives who chase the past leave for archaeological excavations that have overturned history and existing human knowledge. In the introduction of recent fascinating archaeological discoveries, including the tomb of medieval King Richard III who was unearthed under the parking lot and the story of the great historic discovery of the Man-Man 파이오니아ur, found in the Alps as a mummy, the amazing discoveries have been made to further advance knowledge of history. The long and open-ended wildebeests can also be the charm of archaeology. The comfort of archaeological discovery cannot be devoid of advanced science. The searchers for the past give details of the scientific activity at the site of the archaeological site, such as the deenyet analysis, forensics, and sonar. The process of a collaboration between history and science is fascinating in itself. The curiosity about science, the curiosity about history, to science, is what inspires interest in history. The translation of the book was done by Dr. Ryuji, who works as a Korean curator in the British Museum. There's a delicate, kind translation that shows consideration for young readers. Archaeology, the joy of exploring the unknown past.

Korean title: 과거를 쫓는 탐정들

Korean author: 로라 스캔디피오

Korean publisher: 창비

ISBN-13: 9788936452285