Multiple national monuments are now vulnerable to the United States government, reducing the protection of these sacred lands. Recently, the current administration recommended that Bears Ears National Monument be reduced by nearly 90 percent, leaving the untouched land open to … Read More
History
Tomb of Askia – Gao – Mali
Constructed completely of mudcakes, the Tomb of Askia was erected in 1495 and symbolizes a turning point in the culture of Mali, when Gao became capital of the Songhai Empire. Currently, this historic tomb is eroding at a rapid rate … Read More
Stonehenge – Great Britain
A new tunnel project aimed at decreasing traffic in the area threatens the stability of the iconic and mysterious Stonehenge. Source
Shibam – Yemen
Known as the “oldest skyscraper city” in the world, Shibam is the longest-surviving example of buildings over five stories high. Because these structures are made of mud bricks and are believed to be dated back as far as the 16th … Read More
The Great Pyramids of Giza
These mysterious pyramids in Egypt are a must-see for any world traveler. The magnificent structures are quickly becoming victims of erosion. Source
101 Jobs To Work & Travel: Archaeologist
Not something you can just jump into, becoming an archaeologist requires dedication and study. But, once you are one, you get to live a life of adventure, traveling to historic sites around the world, spending your days looking for ancient … Read More