Vol.3 Biology, Archeology & Anthropology

I. Biology
1. Parasitic species
2. X-rays of fossils
3. Introduced species
4. Camels in America?
5. The magnificent moose
6. Oysters
7. The entomologist’s job
8. Shrimp in the desert?
9. Alligators
10. Seagulls
11. National Aquarium, Baltimore
12. Big cats
13. Mystery animals
14. Extinct animals
15. Rattlesnakes
16. Horned toads
17. Lobsters
18. Cave fish
19. Cactus
20. Everglades

II. Archeology
1. Urban archeology
2. Cliff dwellings
3. The Toltec heads
4. Oyster shells at Yorktown
5. The ‘Cardiff giant’: a great American hoax
6. Digging at Jamestown
7. Life on the western frontier
8. The mound builders
9. Buried ships
10. Finding the ‘Breadalbane’
11. The ‘beeswax ship’
12. Port Royal
13. CSS Hunley
14. Materials in prehistoric cultures
15. Garbology
16. Environmental archeology
17. The Brazil mound
18. Anthrozoology
19. Five Points site
20. Industrial archeology

III. Anthropology
1. Monsters in American folklore
2. What Paul Bunyan means
3. The destruction of Native American culture
4. The mystery people
5. Looking for Bigfoot
6. What happened to the Anasazi?
7. Urban legends
8. The Cherokee alphabet
9. The end of the Mayans
10. The cultural significance of American animals
11. The ‘warpath’
12. The Navajos
13. How did that ax get there?
14. Who owns these bones?
15. Margaret Mead
16. Dian Fossey
17. Alfred Kroeber
18. Ranch culture
19. Dust Bowl migrant experience
20. Arctic cultures