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Posted by Georgeie Reynolds on Sunday, May 9, 2010
Kinyiksukvik Lake (also called Lancy Lake) - kargi (men's house)
Inyoruruk Pass, Brooks Range, northern Alaska. Photo by Dale C. Slaughter
ABOUT ME: Life is an adventure! Whether it's down the block or across the world, the world is my oyster. I guess that's because I'm an archaeologist who drifted far away from home, like an iceberg.
My name is Georgeie and I am lucky enough to have persevered and finished my Ph.D. in Anthropology at SUNY Binghamton. This wonderful event was preceded by decades of study at George Washington U in DC. I wrote about prehistoric Eskimos in Barrow, Alaska, for my dissertation. I'll do you a favor and NOT put the 350+ pages on line. I love it. I'm not sure that means YOU will.
I'll share memories of my favorite place in the world; a place I call home--Alaska, the Great Land. Come on along and see if some of these things don't strike a note with you if you love AK or you have archaeology and anthropology in your blood.
The last few years I've moved back to DC from Alaska. It's a great place, although the summers suck and blow at the same time. Let me know if you like this site. Leave me a note. Drop me a line.
Well, fellow travelers, let's get out there, follow our inner Belzonis and Woolleys and Schleimanns.
Forward into the past!
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LEFT: GEORGEIE LOVES THE COLD THAT ICELAND HAS TO OFFER. RIGHT: I CAN DRIVE AND TAKE MY PICTURE AT THE SAME TIME!
