There aren’t many good things about living in a hotel or motel, honestly. As someone who likes to cook, prefers privacy and quiet, likes space and living mostly clutter-free, and…
It’s been a rough year. Throughout my graduate career I’d done okay at making ends meet, and gaining experience to boot. The problem is that doesn’t leave much room…
Okay, I’m being dramatic. But since starting grad school I’ve only had a few regular Mon-Fri jobs with actual weekends. Usually it is pushpushpush until the project is done and…
Prior to starting my graduate career I had tried a variety of archaeological work: field work in academic and industrial settings, some lab work, research. I have been in a Masters…
In late March and early April I was in Hawaii for the Society for American Archaeology meetings (although that certainly wasn’t the highlight of the trip). Wednesday, 27 March 2013…
1 November 2012 A day of driving around the Palouse, with an awesome bus driver and a busload of historians and architects. From the conference website: Session Title: Farming the…
15-22 September 2012 SATURDAY. Drove from Langley to Burnaby to meet with Misha. Took ferry from Horseshoe Bay to Nanaimo. Misha drove to Campbell River, where we took another ferry…
Drove down to Olympia area for a few days. Watched canoes arrive in Olympia with dad. Had lunch at Fish Tale. Attended some of the protocol at Kamilche over the…
Just some photos of a few rainy days spent at the mouth of the Hoko River with some archaeologists and anthropology students. Some geological research was happening, but they were…
A Day in the Life of an Archaeologist 