Greetings all -
While today's blog doesn't have to do with an archaeological site directly, it does have to do with the future of archaeology...
(DU Campus)
I just returned from a three day visit to Denver Colorado where I will be attending graduate school in the fall to get my Masters in Anthropology at the University of Denver.
I just returned from a three day visit to Denver Colorado where I will be attending graduate school in the fall to get my Masters in Anthropology at the University of Denver.
(Sturm Hall - my new home!)I met with staff, professors and students during my visit. Everyone seems to be very focused and energetic about all aspects of Anthropology and Archaeology. I look forward to spending the next two years there gaining a better understanding of it all for myself.
(The Rocky Mountains)They have several superb professors at DU focusing on things ranging from colonialism in Mozambique, WWII Japanese internment camps, ground-penetrating radar, and the archaeology of place and identity to name a few.
I leave at the end of August and will post updates on my progress when I can...as will Kelley down at William & Mary.
See you in the trenches soon I hope...including tomorrow, Thursday May 27th at the Burch House!!
- Peter
Congrats. Denver is a great place and the mountains are wonderful even if you don't ski.
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