Archaeologist Pins and Buttons

Words that say "Archaeologists Dig a Woman's Right to Choose" with a pro-choice symbol behind them. All proceeds will be donated to Planned Parenthood.

Indiana Jones - X never marks the sport

Fun design for anthropologists or anthropology lovers

Pugs aren't the only ones who can predict how good a day will be based on the number of bones in their bed. I mean, I could figure it out pretty quick. What's that? Not literal bones? Uhmmmm...

A joke based on Oldowan stone tools and "I have an old one."

A Pop Art Travel Print of Easter Island - Chile

Le sorcier revisité, doux et rigolo pour les enfants. Inspiré de la gravure préhistorique dans la vallée des Merveilles. The reimagined "sorcerer", gentle and funny for children. Inspired by the prehistoric engraving in the "Valley of Marvels", France.

Science in action: archeology.

Welcome to the Danebury Metal Detecting Club. Every member of the DMDC receives a DMDC T-shirt with their annual membership, designed & printed by club member; Lance Slater

Words that say" Archaeologists Dig a Woman's Right to Choose" with a pro-choice symbol behind it. All proceeds will be donated to Planned Parenthood.

Ready for knap time?! The design shows a Folsom and a Clovis spear point.

Just keep Digging Funny Archaeology Field School

© Buck T. Purkins Design, all rights reserved.

Buck T. Purkins Design

Original raider of the sankara stones since 1935.

Though racism was as prevalent in Imperial Roman society as it is today (which is to say terribly so), the Empire was in theory built upon the precept of diversity with a caveat: all were equal, so long as it was under the banner of the Pax Romana. There were Libyan emperors with Syrian wives and Ethiopian army officers, some serving in places as distant from their Sub-Saharan homelands as north of Hadrian's Wall in Britannia. The written, archaeological and genetic evidence is extensive as to the broad multi-culturalism that was the Roman Empire.

Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus was one of the largest predatory dinosaurs to have ever walked - or swam - the earth. Our perceptions of this huge reptile have changed numerous times since its discovery in 1912. Despite the original fossil being destroyed in the Second World War, we are beginning to piece this dinosaur back together. Recent discoveries have revealed that this Cretaceous terror may have been entirely aquatic. Using the latest discoveries as a guide, as well as skeletons of crocodiles and other modern aquatic reptiles, I have reconstructed the Spinosaurus here with its tiny limbs pressed to its side as it propels itself through the water with its wide oar-like tail.

A drawing of a skull done on brown paper bag with chalk pastels and ink pen.

Ready to do some flint knapping? It's knap time!

Archeology is an exciting science. Treat yourself or surprise your friend with a fun yet educational gift. Be ready to enthral your curious mind or amaze a beloved friend with a piece that is not just a token but a doorway to exploring the magnificent enigma that is scientific discovery. Perfect for enthusiasts and casual admirers alike.

Original raider of Atlantis since 1939.

Fossilized Triceratops skull.

Archaeology: The study of dead People's Rubbish - Simple T-Shirt design

This is the voice of the Mystorians! A tee-shirt paying homage to the weird history podcast of the same name, the imagery combines all the favourite themes of the Mystorians themselves: the as-yet undeciphered Rongorongo script of Rapa Nui (famous for it's equally mysterious Moai heads), the jade mask of the Olmec culture (the first Mezoamerican civilisation, who were as mysterious to the Aztecs and Maya as they are to us today), and a freaky carnivorous plant (based off a Venus Flytrap, but made a little more... man eating...). All represent the crossover between history and mystery and that is the zone where the Mystorians thrive.

In the UK all archaeological sites have a specific call sign - a combination of letters and numbers. The Roman trading post built atop a Bronze Age farming community outside of the village of West Deeping, Lincolnshire, is referred to as CQWD19 in all literature. For the better part of a year I worked on CQWD19 (my full-time job being archaeology) and decided to create this piece of West Deeping commemorative merchandise. There are probably about ten people it will be relevant to, who are all surely missing the fields and fens as much as I am during this time of COVID19 self-isolation (that's a different call sign, and one I like a lot less). This is also available to everyone else of course!

Stonehenge design for all who love Ancient British, European, and English history, Archaeology, ancient prehistoric paganism, or modern pagan traditions. Celebrate the movements of the Sun and the stars at the midsummer solstice at Stonehenge, England.

Archaeological Institute of America © Buck Tee Designs

Don't Make Me Use My Archeologist Voice-Funny Archeologist Gift Idea

This is a stylized version of the cup and channel glyphs found in southern Utah.

Archaeologists do it in trenches. Archaeologists really dig history, literally. This archaeology and paleontology design shows an archeology digging tool and a phrase often heard during the second world war in England. This this design for yourself, your archeologist friends or someone who loves dad jokes!

A design for archaeology lovers.

Artefact Types - T-Shirt Design

© Buck Tee Design, all rights reserved.

Awesome design for those who love Metal Detecting. Thank you.

This block print design is based on the famous paleolithic cave art from the Lascaux Caves. The animal depicted here is an aurochs, a type of now extinct wild cattle. To create this I first hand-carved, then printed, my own block carving of this design then scanned the print.

(see more like this @ The Blue Box) ...