pretty sure joining special forces still won't get you enough funding for what you're planning
you're better off ignoring all the academics part and just dive straight into the action part, hire an academic/go to libraries for all the research stuff
i'm pretty sure treasure hunters still exist in this day and age, your best bet would be finding shipwrecks imo, i bet there are still tonnes of gold buried under the sea
maybe find one, get your name out there and hope for some evil mastermind/rich dude to hire you
I plan on doing a lot of things. If I know anything about life, it's that life doesn't care.Special Forces will give me the fighting and cultural skills that will help me on the expeditions. There is also a Special Forces diving course that I plan to take.
Edmond Dantès;119810015 said:You don't in such a fictional manner.
But in the real world it takes years of study and field work, but with enough hard work, passion for your chosen area of expertise and talent you can achieve some semblance of that globetrotting, adventuring ideal that you strive for.
Take Dr Jago Cooper for example;
http://www.britishmuseum.org/about_us/departments/staff/africa,_oceania,_americas/jago_cooper.aspx
Most recently traveled throughout South America for his Lost Kingdoms of South America series and just last year fronted a documentary about Easter Island.
Watch this documentary. Does it invoke something in you? Then pursue a career in archeology. Sounds easy, but it's not, believe me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvGf0JIat0s
This thread is important to my interests.
I will keep a close eye on it.
I WILL SEIZE HISTORY.
Go to school and get a degree.
Then get a Master's.
Then get a Ph.D.
Voila.
In all seriousness, every school's anthro/archeo department has digs it participates in. When I was at Michigan State University, my wife and I got to know a professor who participates in an annual dig site in Israel. So we went with him one summer and dug for stuff. We found lots of cool stuff. Roman coins, pottery, caskets, landmines (it was used as a military base recently), etc. Great experience, loved it. So do that. I probably won't check this thread again, so PM me if you have any questions.
Go to school and get a degree.
Then get a Master's.
Then get a Ph.D.
Voila.
In all seriousness, every school's anthro/archeo department has digs it participates in. When I was at Michigan State University, my wife and I got to know a professor who participates in an annual dig site in Israel. So we went with him one summer and dug for stuff. We found lots of cool stuff. Roman coins, pottery, caskets, landmines (it was used as a military base recently), etc. Great experience, loved it. So do that. I probably won't check this thread again, so PM me if you have any questions.
I can feel you, OP (even if it sounds like you're just trolling, heh). The whole "indiana Jones" stuff is so interesting and somewhat romantic in an adventurer way. If I could do something like that, I'd go for it.
Alas, archeology takes up way too long and in reality it's mostly studying books and stuff. Still interesting, but...
In 4 days I'm going to India for 3 weeks, so that will be the closest I get to that kind of adventure for a while![]()
This RV will be my base (Serious) I will most likely get a university to fund the RV.
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Looks good. You planning to modify it at all?
It's a rugged off road RV. I may have to remove the kitchen so I can put in instruments and work stations. What I really want. Is optical camo for the exterior (Should be available in 15 years, they have prototypes now) so the RV can blend in with the suroundings.
It's a rugged off road RV. I may have to remove the kitchen so I can put in instruments and work stations. What I really want. Is optical camo for the exterior (Should be available in 15 years, they have prototypes now) so the RV can blend in with the suroundings.
i was about to say this dude is even more impressionable than yo ass bruh
Special Forces will give me the fighting and cultural skills that will help me on the expeditions. There is also a Special Forces diving course that I plan to take.
So you're The Guy I Hold Hostage for Loot, then?He can be my sidekick/fall guy.
I don't know, but I bet it doesn't start with asking a video game message board.
those people aren't real and no one's life is like theirs. archaeology is insanely boring.
those people aren't real and no one's life is like theirs. archaeology is insanely boring.
those people aren't real and no one's life is like theirs. archaeology is insanely boring.
QUICK, IS THERE ANYONE ON THIS DIG WHO CAN SUPLEX THAT PRICELESS AND FASCINATING FRAGILE ANCIENT STATUE BEFORE IT GETS US??
those people aren't real and no one's life is like theirs. archaeology is insanely boring.
Nonono, you got that backwards. When you illegaly remove a priceless artifact from its site to bring it to a museum it's called archeology. If you do the same to sell it on the Black market it's looting.I've always hated those goddamn movies. When a white person takes something from some ruins it's "Archaeology" but when a black man does it it's "Looting".
A troll thread by an Arsenal fan. This is what Wenger has done to us while everyone else is celebrating their transfer signings.
I've always hated those goddamn movies. When a white person takes something from some ruins it's "Archaeology" but when a black man does it it's "Looting".
This RV will be my base (Serious) I will most likely get a university to fund the RV.
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There are a few groups that claim to have it. A lot of faux religious artifacts show-up all over the World. They are good for attracting religious pilgrims and their money, and also make for an authoritative "you have earn the right to this reveal" secret society shenanigans. The lance that the Roman Loginus [stabbed Christ with] is thought to be added to the account of the Crucifixion. In the earliest versions, Jesus wasn't on the cross long enough to have died - it takes days. Later accounts have Jesus being impaled on the cross. There is even a bit of this shown in, I think, Roman Catholic crucifixes, they have Jesus on the cross with the wound from the lance. Some denominations just have the cross with no Jesus but the point is that the lance is arguably not a real object. I think there is discrepancy somewhere between Mathew, Mark, and Luke too but I honestly don't remember all the details.Why don't you go find the lance of Longinus OP?