In my never-ending quest for free and appropriate resources for use in class I came across a website called "The Archaeology Channel". Well, being a HUGE fan of the History Channel (r) I just had to check it out. Sure enough, I wasn't disappointed...and I don't think any of you will be either. The Archaeology Channel has links to a wide variety of "archaeology themed" videos that you can watch. Some are good.....some are cheesy.....and some are just plain B.A.D.
Anyways, I came across one that I thought would be perfect for my blog - its called "Jordan: A Historical Review" and is 15 minutes long. If you get some spare time and you want to see a bit more of what Jordan is like then I suggest you click this link and see for yourself.
http://www.archaeologychannel.org/content/video/jordan.html
It may be 15 minutes you never get back....but you'll be the better for it!
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About Me
- Andrew J. Graham
- Archaeologist and Educator - I am both a Finance Lab Manager AND an Archaeologist. I have been working as an archaeologist in Greece, Jordan and Canada for the past 16 years on several different projects. My research interests include (but are not limited to) ceramic technology; economic theory and history as it relates to the ancient Near East; agency theory and the archaeological record. Most currently I am interested in the origins of wine production and the ceramic technology that developed alongside it. Have now joined a project in the Republic of Georgia investigating this very thing!
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