Archaeology Community

Dispelling The Myth America Has A Short History

When people from other countries claim that the United States has a short or limited history, what they often mean is that the European chapter of American history is relatively new. That perspective reflects a very Eurocentric lens that begins its timeline at the moment of colonization and erases… read more

Tattoo of archaeology

This tattoo didn’t hurt at all but took a while to heal

Temple of Neptune I took last week...

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First Astro Pics

I had the opportunity a couple years back to practice astrophotography while participating in archaeology fieldwork while in Utah. I am just now getting around to editing and sharing some of the photos I captured!

Archaeology is just amazing . Just the fact that we can learn about artefacts and human history

Experimental Archaeology 2 years ago now

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!

Anybody else studying history (archaeology preferably)?

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I welcome you to this space, amazing Soul Deep Women. I know you. I see you. Because I am one of you. Women with depth. Women born to reach for the stars. Women of substance. Women who healed deep emotional wounds now transformed into wisdom that ennobles humanity. For four decades, my truth… read more

Sanctuary of truth, Museum , Thailend 🇹🇭

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Youtube channels for archaeology

Have to admit that I have been enjoying the "World of Antiquity" youtube channel for general discussion on archaeology and early human civilizations. His responses to non-research based archeology videos highlights their errors in an understandable way, and the topics covered work for this… read more

Just leaving this here.

I deeply respect the opinion of others. Though the Bible proves itself to be true because it is a historically accurate document. Thousands of archaeological discoveries confirm its historical accuracy. Numerous civilizations, rulers, and events once thought legendary by the skeptics have been… read more

An Enlightening Conversation from the movie, Vengeance

K: who are your favorite music artists right now? Mc: um…. K: can i take a guess? You’re a playlist guy. Mc: what does that mean? K: when some computer recommends you a bunch of songs, based on your favorites, and a bunch more, based on your favorites of those… Mc: right K: so you’re listening to a… read more

Digging up

Do digging up past considered to be archaeology ?

So my ma asked me a good question yesterday about what career I want to follow I said archaeology but she said I should stick to photography what do you all think

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My Sister, You're a soul deep woman; you won't find a worthy love in the shallows. Within you beats a warrior’s heart. You are a Viking on an expedition to carve out her own Queendom, a Priestess woven of ritual and ancient mystery. You my sister deserve a true ruler to stand by your side. My… read more

Archaeology and dictatoral regimes

Every piece of archaeological evidence is important. I pray for a free world that allows archaeology to be able to explore and save physical evidence before regimes decide that the said evidence runs against their narrative and destroy it. God knows what can we learn from these destroyed evidences.

Only interested people can reach out to me

As a person from a geospatial background, I'm searching for good mates who belong to an archeological background. I'm planning to write a research paper in the field of archaeology. If anyone is interested, let's connect with me.

The Archaeology of Anger

Anger is never the deepest layer. Dig beneath it and you'll find the artifacts of hurt, the fossils of fear, the shards of unmet needs. We fear anger's fire but miss its message: something here matters deeply to you. What sacred value is your rage protecting that deserves to be heard in a… read more

Archaeology 2

This time it's personal

Archaeology of Habit

Your daily routines are fossils of past decisions. The morning scroll, the nail-biting, the third drink - each was once a solution to some ancient pain. But solutions outlive their usefulness. What ancestral coping mechanisms are you still carrying that no longer serve who you're becoming?