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have you ever seen dragon eggs?

Home sweet home

Somehow I mind it a lot less when the wall to my right is 800 years old and the pieces of rooftiles haven't been touched by anyone else in 700 years 🙂

Digging in tight places

Hello,

Golden ratio

Looking for my lead actress to perform in this ancient theater. Any volunteers? 🎭😉

The depths of history!

Fossil fiends check this out, I’ve been playing this nonstop for weeks now🤩

Mobile game rec

Se los dejo que un extranjero no sepa la diferencia, pero ¿Un mexicano?

¿Quién puso al becario a buscar imágenes?

I can let a foreigner not know the difference, but a Mexican?

Who made the intern look for images?

What do you think about the stuff they say can be hidden under the middle pyramid on the Giza Plateau?

Lunch with a view for the volunteers at the Tannenberg excavations

Do you think culture is not older than 12000 BCE

This is the oldest thing that proves humans are probably older than us any believe. They won't fully uncover this for the next 150 years. Why?

Gobekli Tepe

Like the title says, I am looking for perhaps curious historians or germans that could help me translate the cursive writing of the postcard into English, if anyone is interested in the history of it or what it says. Ai didn't help obviously, I have some clues but I am curious to unravel this mystery.

Hello I need help in translating an antique german postcard from 1943 which I believe is written in Sütterlin

Some of the exhibition in the museum of Alexandrople

any guesses to what this could be?

🌅

human teeth & bones

a new office

surveying the desert for civilization remains

a throwback to that time i went with a team to excavate a cave in the middle of the desert. i froze at night, definitely need a new tent. 🥹

a dig in a cave

can’t say i don’t miss university

sometimes, in the desert, nothing changes for a long time

Field Office

another day at my new field office

How we made things

Archaeologists found this🤣

Google Photos is doing that lovely yearly reminder of past activities, and this time is my Summer 2023 trip to Ireland when I was selected to participate in an experimental archaeology program. I have thousands of pics and 20+hrs of videos to share eventually. Crazy how quickly time moves forward!

Experimental Archaeology 2 years ago now

While working, I almost walked straight into this hole with what looks like a long forgotten root cellar in the desert. haha

Look what I found!

Going for a walk

Necropoli delle Grotte, Populonia

What’s your favorite dinosaur?

anyone else a tapophile? this is my happy place, my dream is to visit all cemeteries that have people buried before 1950s😆#tapophile #cemetery #tombs #graves #tombstone #tombstones #masoleum #cemeteries

Tapophile anyone? Cemeteries & death 💕

Sahastrabahu meaning ‘the one having a thousand arms’, a synonym for Bhagwan Vishnu.

The entrance & interior of the Temple is richly decorated with carvings, including elaborate friezes of scenes from the Ramayana. 

Unfortunately, due to the invasions of cruel conquerors ( Iltutmish) of medieval times ( 1226 CE ), a significant portion of the Temple is still in ruins.

One of the most amazing 10th century Temples, located in Udaipur, is the Sahastra Bahu Temple

While digging up an ancient Roman house i found a pice of stone with a fossil in it and the one pointed to in the imge looked like a bunny 🐰

Field research

Couldn’t find Paleontology as a topic, this is the closest! Where are my dinonerds at?!

Paleontology!!!

I just love it when I tell people I studied archaeology and their eyes light up and they ask "So what's your favorite dinosaur?" Makes me smile everytime, even when I do have to correct them 😅

My favorite question

A pair of 2,000 year-old children's shoes found in the ruins of the Roman city of Palmyra. Palmyra is an ancient archaeological site located in modern-day Syria. Originally founded near a fertile natural oasis, it was established sometime during the third millennium B.C. as the settlement of Tadmor, and it became a leading city of the Near East and a major trading post on the Silk Road.

A pair of children shoes

A Boo community for meeting other Archaeology enthusiasts.

Archaeology Community

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have you ever seen dragon eggs?

Home sweet home

Digging in tight places

Hello,

Golden ratio

Dispelling The Myth America Has A Short History

Tattoo of archaeology

First Astro Pics

I have an uncomfy question for any archaeologists out there

Who built the pyramids?

Temple of Neptune I took last week...