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  • ARCHAEOLOGY

    LESSONS FROM THE PAST

    Aug 09, 2018 2 minutes
    Jodi Magness

    The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) devotes considerable resources to its mission of educating the public, including publishing ARCHAEOLOGY. I love teaching, even though my career goal was to become an archaeologist, not an educator. In fact, upon returning last year from

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