In this episode of Career in Ruins, hosts Lawrence and Derek engage in a lively discussion with Dr. Samuel Dix, an expert in conflict and first contact archaeology. They explore Sam's early fascination with archaeology, his diverse career experiences, and the evolution of Aboriginal archaeology in Australia. The conversation also touches on the importance of community engagement, the challenges of fieldwork, and the exciting projects Sam is currently involved in, including Project War Horse, which connects veterans with archaeological work. The episode concludes with a light-hearted discussion about time travel and the moments in history Sam would love to witness.
 
Chapters
00:00Introduction and Personal Updates
02:52The Intersection of Archaeology and Public Interest
05:54Star Trek and Archaeology: A Cultural Reflection
08:59Introducing Dr. Samuel Dix and His Journey
11:43Early Experiences in Archaeology
14:57Professional Development and Conflict Archaeology
17:54International Archaeological Experiences
22:35Engagement and Enthusiasm in Archaeology
23:41Memorable Experiences in the Field
25:33The Journey of a PhD
29:49Community-Led Archaeology and Aboriginal Engagement
34:48Project War Horse: Bridging Archaeology and Veteran Support
38:27Pride in Archaeological Discoveries
42:23Envy and Inspiration in Archaeology
45:17Time Travel: A Wish to Witness History

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