In the world of Archaeology, archaeologists follow what is essentially the scientific method in their research and excavations. This can be very tedious and hands on, but the types of dangers in this field are not accurately portrayed in Indiana Jones and the people who are portrayed as archaeologists in Indiana Jones are not what one would call scientific in their pursuits. Instead, the characters who are acting as archaeologists in Indiana Jones follow the pattern of one who is seeking to obtain things of intrinsic value, in much the same way as a treasures seeker or antique dealer.
It is a stereotype that archaeologists have uniforms. They do not have uniforms and they sure as hell do not look like Indiana Jones. He is a classic stereotype of what archaeologists are. There are no adventures in archaeology.
Negatives* If you work in the field, you may end up crippled by the time you are 30 from heavy lifting, hard physical work and being out in all weathers. * For a job which requires a degree, in many cases it does not offer a great rate of pay. * The job market is often unstable, and much of the work is seasonal. * There are limited research grants compared to many other areas such as natural sciences. * You have to go to school for a LONG time. Positives * If you're an archaeologist, you'll certainly be doing it for the love of the job and will not be deterred by any of the above. * You will be able to converse with strangers at dinner parties with ease. Everyone is interested in your job. * You get to be the first person to see an artifact left behind by another human being possibly thousands and thousands of years ago.* Your work is relevant to everyone, the human past is everyone's past. * Although Indiana Jones is just a film, excavation adventures can be pretty unique. * You may also get to travel the world.
It may be real. But sientistes will figure it out.
The Adena culture was responsible for building the Great Mounds near Anderson, Indiana. They existed in the area from around 1000 BC to 200 AD and are known for constructing large burial mounds.
The Cross of Coronado is a fictional artifact that appears in the movie "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade." It does not exist in reality.
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Dr. (Colonel) Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones Jr. is a Proffesser of Archaeology. First at Marshall College in Connecticut, then Bartlett College, also in Connecticut. He also became an Associate Dean at Bartlett College.
Yes, although not a very realistic version of one.
The address of the International Harvester Collectors Chapter 7 Of Indiana is: Po Box 371, Dublin, IN 47335-0371
All of the world's religions are represented to some degree in Indiana.
"Belloq" likely refers to Dr. Rene Belloq, who was a French archaeologist, and a rival to Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Benjamin Harrison lived in Indiana his entire adult life. He represented Indiana as a US Senator.
Benjamin Harrison lived in Indiana his entire adult life. He represented Indiana as a US Senator.
A medical bill is usually based ona written agreement. In Indiana they have set the limitation at ten years.
The address of the Antique Fan Collectors Museum Inc is: 10983 Bennett Pkwy, Zionsville, IN 46077-9187
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That would be Indiana Jones. He started what would be an on-and-off relationship with Abner's daughter, Marion Ravenwood.