It's hard to know how to help reconstruct "ordinary" life after a war. No life is ordinary. Here are reflections on pasts, presents, and futures along the way.
By Megan Sexton, msexton@mailbox.sc.edu, 803-777-5400
When archaeologist Jeff Rose set out for the Middle East to understand how the destructive forces of water came to inspire the biblical story of Noah’s Ark and the great flood – USC’s Jennifer Pournelle was there to lead him on his journey. Read More at"
posted by J.R. Pournelle @ 11:31 AM
A very nice, multi-lingual blog, from an engineer in Madrid. One stop wrap-up of all things Iraq.
posted by J.R. Pournelle @ 11:03 AM
I am an anthropologist, archaeologist, and geographer, engaged in re-building university programs in Iraq. I tend to think about life as lived over the past several thousand years, as well as over the past several hundred hours. I was not embedded in "hot" zones. I was just going about a very odd little bit of ordinary life, in extraordinary circumstances.
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