by Riley Holets | Jul 27, 2025 | Research Blog
Let me start with saying: Jetlag is schist– heavy, in my experience. The first few days in the city were exhausting and I don’t know if I was really awake for all of it or if I was just a zombie stumbling along with the group while we explored the area and...
by Henry Quayle | Jul 27, 2025 | Research Blog
Though I may not have had as much experience as some of the others on this trip, I have already learned so much in my two days of practice. Getting to see the dig site for myself and really immerse myself in it is exactly what I wanted out of this trip. Digging up...
by Alex Van Etten | Jul 26, 2025 | Research Blog
When I arrive at the site there are a number of places I am interested in seeing but what stands out the most to me were the floor mosaics and the smaller bath. I think the mosaics are fascinating because of their ability to carry meaning beyond words in a middle...
by Ignatius Fitzgerald | Jul 17, 2025 | Research Blog
I am most excited to see the Antiochia site in its physical and geographical context. After reading extensively on the site and examining the photos, I still lack a clear understanding of the site’s current condition and the appearance of its surrounding...
by Riley Holets | Jul 15, 2025 | Research Blog
Do you ever imagine the hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, content at home alone, not thinking too much of the world outside, until some weird wizard comes around saying “I am looking for someone to share in an adventure that I am arranging, and it’s very difficult to...
by Gabriel Chapital de Renty | Jul 15, 2025 | Research Blog
I’m extremely excited to see the mosaics that have been uncovered at the site. Thinking about it, it’s amazing that some of these art pieces have survived through so much history: battles, earthquakes, weather, and they still stood the test of time. Stone...
