As long as it was in 10cm levels, well documented and you had good clean bulk walls LOL.[b said:Quote[/b] (BigCarnivourKid @ Oct. 31 2006,2:19)]Does digging 4 and 5 foot deep holes when I was a kid count?
My wife enjoys history and when she was younger, wanted to go out on a dig. She thinks it would be fun.
What does she do work on western or non-western cultures.[b said:Quote[/b] (Drosera36 @ Oct. 31 2006,4:05)]My mom's a cultural Anthropologist.....
-Ben
I was not aware of that form of archaeology, though I tend to bias myself toward preindustrialized times and areas.[b said:Quote[/b] (scottychaos @ Oct. 31 2006,6:59)]I am a ferroequinearchaeologist:
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scottychaos/Lawrence_alltours.html
Scot
In a sort I guess you could say, i will most likely embark on getting my PhD hopefully in the next few years, and then once I have that I will probably end up trying to be a professor which would still give me time to do my digs and my research during the summers most likely. I looked into being a professional archaeologist but my biggest problem with that is I do not have a huge interest in North American archaeology mainly due to the NAGPRA issues.[b said:Quote[/b] (herenorthere @ Nov. 03 2006,3:44)]Are you looking to become a professional archaeologist? A few friends of mine took that path and it's a difficult one.