This post continues the retelling of my recent trip to Belize: participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. The other posts in this series are located in the “Travel” category. June 4, 2017 was my second day working in Texas Camp’s field lab. As before, I started the day by helping … More Journey to Belize: Bones and Visitors
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. Clicking on the “Travel” category to the right will reveal the rest of this series. June 3, 2017 was an exciting day. It was my first time working at the location known as … More Journey to Belize: Pretty Group
This post continues the retelling of my recent trip to Belize: participating in an archaeological field school and learning about jaguar conservation. To read the other entries in this series, click on the “Travel” category to the right. Spider Monkeys When I awoke on June 2, 2017, I was in a strange mood. I had … More Journey to Belize: Spider Monkeys, the Internet, and Duendes
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. Searching for “Belize” in the search bar to the right will reveal the other parts of this series, and help this entry to make more sense. On June 1, 2017, I once again … More Journey to Belize: Plaster and Opportunities
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: participating in archaeological excavations on Mayan ruins and learning about jaguar conservation. Entering “Belize” in the search bar to the right will reveal the rest of the entries in this series. On Wednesday, May 31, I continued excavating at Structure 130. But before the Humboldt State crew and … More Journey to Belize: Granite, Talks, and Doubt
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize, excavating Mayan ruins and learning about jaguar conservation. Entering “Belize” in the search bar to the right will bring up the other posts in this series. I apologize for the lack of original photo, but in order to discourage looting I am forbidden from … More Journey to Belize: Measurements
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. Reading the previous entries in this series (by entering “Belize” in this site’s search bar) will help this one to make more sense. The names of some of the people in this post … More Journey to Belize: Water Feature
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: performing archaeological field work and learning about jaguar conservation. Entering “Belize” in this site’s search bar will bring up the other entries in this series. Sunday, May 28 marked the end of the mandatory rest period following my severe bout of dehydration. I was … More Journey to Belize: Field Work
Saturday, May 27, did not begin well. The previous night I had tried to convince my project director to let me work in the field. She objected, and talked me into staying in camp one more day. While this was not ideal, I was consoled by the knowledge that I would be working in the … More Journey to Belize: A Day of Conversations
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Guest Post Being someone who is interested in various sciences, I try to project a rational image to the world. But I encountered a set of coincidences during a recent trip to Belize that seemed too perfect to happen by chance. It almost felt as if some invisible force…
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