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A Subterranean Odyssey

Do you detest sparkling sunlight and fresh air? Would it be too onerous to visit beautiful, exotic lands? Would it bore you to tears to travel through time or touch a piece of history? If the answer to any (or all) of these questions is no, then you may be a perfect candidate to volunteer for an archaeological dig. This summer over a dozen archaeological sites throughout the greater Mediterranean region will be recruiting volunteers to work on their dig teams. You can help rescue an endangered Byzantine monastery in Syria, search for buried treasure at an ancient Roman […]

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Footnotes

1.

See Jane K. Whitehead, “Grape Pips, Dog Bones and Acorn Missiles: Who Destroyed the Etruscan Site of La Piana?” AO 01:03.

2.

See Joseph J. Basile, “When People Lived at Petra,” AO 03:04.

3.

See Pamela Gaber with William G. Dever, “The Birth of Adonis? Cyprus Excavation Suggests a Connection Between the Greek Myth and the Hebrew Adon,” AO 01:02.