Category Archives: Miscellaneous

It has now been about a year and a half since I started this blog. Over that time, I’ve interviewed numerous professionals in the fields of archaeology and anthropology and learned a ton. During that time, I have also had my interests and plans for the future develop as I get closer and closer toContinue reading “-> The Rosalind Project”

Just a little note before we get started: this post is not about archaeology/anthropology, it’s about another area of science I’m interested in. I want to use this blog to explore all of my different scientific interests, so don’t be surprised if there are some more posts coming along that aren’t directly anthropology/archaeology related! WhenContinue reading “My Research on Tay Sachs”

I recently did a project for school where I had to find a new article about some sort of science, and luckily for me, my mom had just sent me an article from the New York Times about evidence of Vikings in the Americas 1000 years ago (shout out to my mom!). The article (andContinue reading “Vikings Were in the Americas 1000 Years Ago – Here’s How We Know (Spoiler Alert: It’s super cool!)”

Last week, I watched the National Geographic documentary, Buried Truth of the Maya, a documentary about archaeologists searching for a hidden cave under the ancient Mayan city of Chichén Itzá. The Mayans, Aztecs, Incans, and just generally all of the ancient South American civilizations have long interested me, especially the Mayans and the Incans, simplyContinue reading “Buried Truth of the Maya: Documentary Review”

The Archaeology Project is a project I began to investigate the modern archaeology/anthropology/paleontology field through interviews with archaeologists, anthropologists, and paleontologists, focusing specifically on women, as well as some other things sprinkled in. I want to share these interviews and my discoveries on this blog, as well as share any other ventures or activities IContinue reading “What is The Archaeology Project?”