Re: What did Indiana do for Archaeology?

Posted by Chris from morgana.lamp.ac.uk (194.80.178.1) on Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 1:38pm :

In Reply to: Re: What did Indiana do for Archaeology? posted by Michaelson from eeespace208.utsi.edu (150.182.24.208) on Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at 12:38pm :

Michaelson, what's wrong with plundering a tomb without shame?

You're right, thankfully Indiana Jones is not an accurate reflection of archaeological technique ( the realities a little grim: aerial photography, field walking, pollen analysis, does'nt quite have the ring of airship riding and desert trekking does it?) Still , as an adventure story, Indiana Jones can't be faulted.

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Re: What did Indiana do for Archaeology? - Michaelson 1:54pm 10/30/2001

Re: What did Indiana do for Archaeology? - Anejo Joe 10:33pm 10/30/2001

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