Inside an Archaeological Dig: Q&A with Archaeologists

Ever wondered what it's like on an archaeological excavation? Ever thought about how someone becomes an archaeologist? Today we have a Q&A with two archaeologists who work in the Middle East about where they were working this summer, what they found, where they stayed, and all kinds of other questions. If you have more questions about archaeology or a dig drop them in the comments! Let's dig in.
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[@JonoWarrior_K]

This is really exciting. I signed up to volunteer for archaeological fieldwork as part of my course this summer (in Australia) so all this is really helpful for me personally. It’s an entirely different culture and location from the Levant but still, I’m eager to get some experience excavating and learning about the culture. Thanks so much for all you do. You’re one of my favourite channels on TH-cam.

[@Dybbouk]

My old history teacher used to say that archeologists dig very slowly. But think very quickly.