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The ‘Art’cheology of Care

It’s easy to get caught up in the dirt storm, both literally and figuratively, of an archaeological dig. You must […]

Christine Walters I’m back for the second installment in the story of the little juglet I unearthed in the Tel-Akko

What could be more wonderful than finding an almost perfect little juglet that has been buried for thousands of years,

By Tasheana Bythewood. Finding out I was going to be able to go to Israel and practice my passion

By Caitlin Donahue. When I was in the 3rd grade, I decided that I wanted to be an archaeologist when

by Owen Jenney. Waking up the first day of going to the excavation site was easy enough, with the

By Ian Seascholtz. Let us first preface this post with a rough definition of the colloquial use of the term

By Anna Shamory. A ceramic bowl slips out of your hands and crashes to the ground. You pick up a

by Quentin Stickley. Archaeology is my passion, but as someone who lives with chronic pain, I have always been concerned

By Samantha Foppe. There is no normal course of action when doing archaeology. Every day you have to be ready