Professor Michaels, a renowned archeologist, said his grandsons were born to be archeologists. He din't waste any time training them to be just that. From the time they were toddlers he took them with him on what he called his expeditions in time. The boys, Sam, Yoder and Mike were juniors in high school now and had earned themselves the nickname Archeo's (short for archeologists) which they carried with a good deal of pride. They were not only the envy of their high school peers, they were envied by many of professor Michaels colleagues. The Archeo's were on summer vacation staying with their grandparents who had a spacious home on the edge of a wilderness area in the Pacific Northwest. As usual they were out exploring areas in that wilderness. They were looking for what they hoped would be the remains of Native American habitations. That's when they stumbled on a formation in a creek bed that shouldn't have been there. That discovery led them into an adventure they would have never imagined was possible. It all started with what a man named James Warren created and then abandoned. Follow the Archeo's as they uncover mystery after mystery never being quite sure whether what they are pursuing is real, or simply a figment of a very active imagination.