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Other Stuff => General Wargames and Hobby Discussion => Topic started by: tomrommel1 on September 16, 2020, 07:40:17 AM
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You always wanted to know how an excavation is done? Why we do what we do? You have asked yourself what we actually do during a day of an archaeological excavation? Or do you want to know how we prepare for a 2-month-long excavation abroad? Then follow our journey. We will publish reports, pictures and background information about our excavation project in Doliche, south-east Turkey. The aim is to show our work from a different perspective than the sole academic viewpoint. We hope to give you a glimpse behind the scenes of our everyday life.
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Follow our Blog entries or have a look in our galleries for pictures from recent excavations. We will keep you updated during our stay in Doliche and will also post entries which follow our work after the campaign is over.
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The Doliche Diaries is a Blog my Son Fynn runs. He is an Archeologist, figure painter and wargamer. The blog content is not really about figures, wargaming and terrain like this one, but you can learn a lot about how archeology works on a day to day basis. So if you collect Roman armies or have an interest in roman culture have a look at https://dolichediaries.com
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Interesting blog thanks
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you are welcome
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Spooky, my daughter is an archaeologist, figure painter and a wargamer (more RPG than figures but started with Orcs)!
She is currently writing a report on a set of pottery excavated locally to here.
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I think the interest in history is strong in both the wargamer/RPG and the archeologist. My son knows quite a few archeologists who are also gamers.
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Terrific! Makes me nostalgic, I was an archaeologist, :D
(I'd like to think it works the same as Narnia - once a king or queen, so once an archaeologist...)
I shall follow with interest
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Very cool. Thanks for sharing!