Standing at the confluence of the Chattahoochee River and centuries of Southern history, Columbus, Georgia presents a fascinating case study in urban regeneration. As someone who's excavated ancient s...
The first time I wandered through Ouagadougou's bustling Marché Central Rood Woko, I was struck by how the culinary landscape of Burkina Faso's capital mirrors its archaeological layers—complex, rich...
After fifteen years in Japan, returning to the American Northeast always feels like an archaeological expedition in its own right. Last spring, while visiting colleagues at Yale, I carved out a weeken...
After fifteen years splitting my time between Japanese lecture halls and global archaeological sites, I've learned that the true essence of any culture isn't found in guidebooks—it's discovered throug...
After fifteen years in Japan's bustling metropolis of Yokohama, returning to the gentle folds of Appalachia feels like archaeological time travel of a different sort. Last summer, while visiting colle...
The first time I ventured into Santiago's historic center fifteen years ago, I was struck by how the city's political narrative was etched into its very architecture. While most tourists flock to Chil...