In this episode, Derek and Lawrence engage in a lively discussion with David Connolly, exploring his extensive career in archaeology, the significance of community engagement, and the evolution of BAJR. They delve into themes of heritage crime, the importance of skills in archaeology, and the pride and envy that come with working in the field. David shares personal anecdotes and insights, emphasizing the value of listening and learning from others in the profession. The conversation culminates in a thought-provoking time machine segment, where David reflects on a pivotal moment in history at the fall of Nineveh.
Chapters
00:00 Welcome to Korea in Ruins
03:00 Reflections on Previous Episodes
05:53 The Impact of Media on Archaeology
08:44 David Connolly's Journey in Archaeology
11:43 Life Lessons from Archaeology
17:16 The Role of Badger in Archaeology
26:46 The Birth of BAJR: A Community for Archaeologists
31:49 Building Trust and Influence in Archaeology
38:06 Engaging with Pseudo-Archaeology: A New Approach
41:15 Pride in Archaeological Achievements
46:18 Time Travel: A Journey to Nineveh
