Archaeology, history, and culture are united here not by a single period or method, but by an interest in how people have lived in, understood, and shaped their worlds. Many of these pieces come out of a long-standing personal interest, involving travel, reading, and field observation. Material remains, dress, images, and everyday practices offer ways of reading the past that complement written sources and environmental evidence.
Posts in this category range widely in time and place, from prehistoric cave art to early and medieval archaeology. They focus on particular objects, customs, or moments, but a recurring theme is Identity.
Taken together, these posts form a personal exploration of culture.