archeology

In the silence between breaths, we hear whispers of our ancestors. Fossil Footprints Jay and I were out hiking in the woods behind my of...

To disconnect is to reconnect...to the essentials.. Off-Grid Luxury “Off the grid and out of sight.” That’s what I told Ellie five years...

I find myself confronted not just with some ancient ruins, but an entire empire that rose to glorious heights and then scattered in the p...

Civilization is full of forgotten knowledge and wisdom. —Anthony T. Hincks I’m an archeologist, not a political activist—Having said th...

At the end of September, there was a temporary exhibition at the historical museum and even though the topic was not exactly my area of i...

V Ostravě jsou stále na desítkách míst relikty minulosti odkazující na těžbu černého uhlí. Na opuštěné těžní věže, haldy, vlečky, komíny ...

You think I'm not a goddess? Try me. This is a torch song. Touch me and you'll burn. ―Margaret Atwood Astrid Being in love with an arche...

She is a wild, tangled forest with temples and treasures concealed within. ― John Mark Green Astrid in the Desert Astrid and I were off ...

She’s an anthropologist ...

A glimpse from my visit to archeological excavation site in Byala, Bulgaria.

“In our town, it was in the early days, when we were taking the town, the fascists were in the municipal building and in the house of th...

Bulgaria is a country with huge potential for archeological explorations. I have lately visited a site where the archeological teams star...

PeakD has added interesting AI capabilities to the interface, including image generation. I was particularly intrigued by the image-to-im...

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Couple of days back I mentioned about one part of these caves, today let me share the other side of the caves. These are called the Karla...

Grief does not change you. It reveals you. ― John Green, The Fault in Our Stars I had wanted solitude and Keith delivered it - we flew i...

I mentioned in my last 2 posts about the trek and temple visit; in the same journey I got to explore some more places around the temple. ...

I still have most of my pictures of majestic Thailand. Beautiful country, lovely people. I enjoyed the Buddhist influence. At one point, ...

Archeologists do a lot of work in helping us identify where, when, how, and what fossil or other non-living things are. They have been do...

I shook the man's hand when some friends introduced us at a reading in the local bookshop, which was also the hangout for all manner of ...

Click the following link to read Part 1 The makeshift boat, which the Indian woman called canaoua, glided through the clear water of the...

This is not my finest photographic moment, but there’s something about this "iconic" street. Apparently, some movie productions...

I love culture and learning about it. I enjoy history and try to look at it with a dispassionate eye while appreciating the grandeur as w...

I could hear the birds on the trees above me. I didn’t recognize the calls, but soon I saw who was emitting them: parrots. The parrots w...

Soil preparation for excavation in St. Mark's Square #Venice. In the photo you can see paving in masegni,you can see a recent paving in a...

New York Times Shows Proof Of Giants In the spring of 1902, the New York Times published an article that would shackle society and today...

After some more research was notable my previous post over archeology wasn't complete. (Link) This map was a great help on how used to b...

La Casa del Cordon translates to The House of the Cord, and you can clearly see why from this view. It was one of the first stone houses ...

Imagine this scenario, you’re in a settlement in the middle of a jungle at the edge of the known world. In your brand new colony, there a...

The plaque on this building states that this was the first "light of science in the new world", in other words, the first univ...