by howe | Jul 31, 2022 | Research Blog
The time had come, the day was here. It’s a Monday, hot and humid, just like any other day. But this was no ordinary day, for this was the day we would inevitably break ground and begin excavation. The day was young, our spirits were high, and no one quite yet...
by Ellie Sandoval | Jul 31, 2022 | Research Blog
After two weeks of archaeology I have discovered that this is something I really enjoy doing. Theres something about working really hard and having something to show for it that really satisfies me. I love watching pottery bags fill up with all the ceramics We find, I...
by Lissete Trinidad Mejia | Jul 31, 2022 | Research Blog
I have adapted more to all the physical work we have to do; on the first day, I think a lot of us got back to the rooms and we all just showered and knocked out because we were so tired. After a few days, I got more used to the work and the days went by faster so I...
by Audrey Hoehner | Jul 31, 2022 | Research Blog
These past two weeks working at Antiochia have taught me a lot about my engagement with archaeology as a whole. Coming into this with really only a course on theory under my belt, I was not sure what to expect when it came to how I would apply that knowledge...
by Anna Shapovalova | Jul 31, 2022 | Research Blog
My goal for this internship was to gain introductory experience in as many different aspects of archeology as I could, and this week’s work answered my wishes with me being redirected to the small bath for the duration of the week.I began the week by uncovering the...
by Sam Nelson | Jul 31, 2022 | Research Blog
Working on the dig site this week has been incredibly challenging and rewarding. The labor itself is very hard: days at the site are exhausting, bringing sore muscles and a desperate need to nap on the bus back. That being said, I have learned to appreciate these...
