I'm totally addicted to archaeological
documentaries. My favourite archaeological site is Göbekli Tepe,
google it, it's just WOW. In July 2014 Klaus Schmidt, who headed the
excavations at the site, passed away. I started to thinking about
doing something in this field. I wanted to analyse some data devoted
to Göbekli Tepe, but I couldn't find anything. Archaeological data
published in the internet are rarity.
I came across some data for Stansted
Airport. It's harder to work with archaeological data than I thought.
However, bearing in mind that the simplest
solution are the best, I started to beg for help in the internet and
I succeeded. Special thanks to Nicholas Cooke and Niall Donald, these
amazing people shared their knowledge with me.
The database doesn't
consist information about the
age of each item so the total number
of items in the first dashboard Archaeological periods vary
from the following dashboards.
Abbreviation CBM means ceramic building
material.
It's hard to analyse this data set so I
needed some support. In majority of such cases Rammstein is enough,
but not this time, I needed something stronger, concert version of
Rammstein was my second choice but it didn't help.
Then I tried Apocalyptica, this was a
serious mistake.
Depressing cellos from Scandinavia +
autumn + less sun + a hard data set =
constant sadness :(
I do like Apocalyptica but
not when I analyse.
Lordi was fine but not motivating to
work with data.
When I was a student I saw my teacher
of financial econometrics listening to Metallica while analysing
data. This was it. Perfect solution.
My message to children is clear: listen
to your teachers.
Archaeology can be treated like a metaphor of human life, we expect that we will discover this in our lives:
Archaeology can be treated like a metaphor of human life, we expect that we will discover this in our lives:
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| Source: Wikipedia |
...but we have to deal with this (a dark hole lol)
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| Source: http://www.framearch.co.uk |
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