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…
This post continues the retelling of my recent time in Belize: performing archaeological field work and learning about jaguar conservation. Searching for ‘Belize’ in this site’s search bar will reveal the other posts in this series. Friday, May 26, was our first day off (we only received one per week). I was given a choice … More Journey to Belize: La Milpa
This post concerns events that took place while I was in Belize; participating in an archaeology field school and learning about jaguar conservation. It describes experiences I had on May 25, 2017, and is a continuation of this piece. Finishing our lab work early meant that I had time to kill in the afternoon. I … More Journey to Belize: Dr. Brokaw
This entry details events that took place on May 25, 2017; immediately following the occurrences described here. When I awoke on the morning of May 25, I was not at my best. My muscles were weak, and I had a bad headache. I was also feeling angry at myself for my carelessness yesterday, which meant I … More Journey to Belize: Lab Work
July 2, 2017 marked the two-year anniversary of The Jaguar and its Allies. But since I was in Belize I missed the date, and for the past month I have been focused on recounting my experiences there. As such, I am just releasing the anniversary post now. As with this blog’s one-year anniversary post, I … More Reflecting on Two Years of The Jaguar and its Allies – Belatedly
This post continues the retelling of my time in Belize: participating in an archaeological field school and learning about jaguar conservation. Reading the previous entries in this series will help this one make more sense. As a result of the events detailed in the last post, I now had to spend 2-3 days resting. Therefore, … More Journey to Belize: Texas Camp
Following our tour of Dos Hombres, it was time for the Humboldt crew and I to head to our field site. We had to walk another 1.5 miles (2.4 km) deeper into the jungle, and the weather was abnormally hot for northwestern Belize. But I was in high spirits: excited to perform archaeological field work … More Journey to Belize: Dehydration
This post continues the story of my recent time in Belize: performing archaeological field work and learning about jaguar conservation. Entering “Journey to Belize” in the search bar to the right will help you get caught up. I awoke at 4 am on May 24, feeling excited to be heading into the field. This would … More Journey to Belize: Dos Hombres
This post continues the retelling of the month-and-a-half I spent in Belize: participating in an archaeological field school and looking for opportunities to conduct my master’s research. It details events that took place on May 23, 2017. In the last post describing my time in Belize, I finally landed at the Philip S. W. Goldson … More Journey to Belize: Dr. Gunderjan
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