How to Observe in Archaeology Suggestions for Travellers in the Near and Middle East

** "How to Observe in Archaeology" by the British Museum is an early 20th-century guide offering helpful advice to travelers in the Near and Middle East, particularly those interested in archaeology but without formal training. The book focuses on teaching these explorers how they can make useful observations and keep good records while exploring ancient sites. It underlines how critical it is to use correct archaeological methods, so historical information is saved, and emphasizes following all laws about ancient artifacts. The guide suggests that before going to any sites, travelers should learn about the history and rules of the area and it gives guidelines on what to look for and how to properly document findings. It also mentions that the guide was created with the help of many experts and organizations, working together to improve how the public understands and protects archaeological sites. **