Tag: Archaeology
The archaeologist in the proper clothes
The morning fog has not lifted yet, keeping the black earth in its grasp just a bit longer while I stare at my feet. The dirt I’m standing on is blotchy from different kinds of soil mixed together by an earlier force. […]
The archaeologist and the museum
This month, the Rijksmuseum of Oudheden will finally again be fully opened to the public as the Egypt-exhibit will finally be renovated. To satisfy the first thirst for knowledge, the public has been able to see the brand new Greek floor and […]
The archaeologist in film
There are many movies that involve history. Night at the Museum, Schindler’s List, Michiel de Ruyter, are only a couple of names. However, there are not that much films that involve archaeology, and even less films that involve archaeology in a archaeologically […]
The archaeologist in the grave
Armed, looking like a maniac who has been living in the forest a bit too long, and definitely pissed off (at gras). This is the description of an archaeologist who is a bit tired. Or of a complete maniac. But archaeologists are like […]
The archaeologist meets hikers (in Castelpetroso)
Carla and Julia, those are their names. They look so lost, arriving in the little town where the archaeologists have landed. Hikers, traveling through Molise for a project that wants to bring people to unknown places. Italians by birth, they want to […]
Trix’ Travels was created with full cooperation of Trix the cat. She has been perfectly safe and lazy during the entire process that will now be posted every other Saturday. This weeks stop: Nicaragua. We have traveled half the world by now, which […]
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