Showing posts with label Archaeology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Archaeology. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Italy: Amalfi Coast Day 5: Pompeii
I've been a little slow to get to our last day in Italy, but I'm excited to share our wonderful trip to Pompeii. It was absolutely a historical highlight of our vacation, especially for the kids. We had to return to Rome for our flight the following day, so we had booked our same driver (yes, that driver) already for the drive from Amalfi back to Rome. Because Pompeii is on the way, we'd planned to stop for a few hours.
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Amalfi,
Amalfi Coast,
Amalfi Town,
Archaeology,
Beach,
Capri,
Eat,
Europe,
Field Trips and Travel,
Food,
History,
Italy,
Pompeii,
Positano,
Vacation
Monday, July 20, 2015
National Geographic Museum: Indiana Jones + the Adventure of Archaeology
With two archaeologically-obsessed children in our home, I knew that we had to make our way to the National Geographic Museum to catch the Indiana Jones exhibit this summer. I hemmed and hawed beforehand whether to let them watch the first Indiana Jones movie, but decided I'd better err on the side of avoiding sleepless nights and wait. And since our kids are also totally obsessed with history and ancient cultures, they were perfectly fine not knowing the first thing about the actual movies -- they were able to pick up on things right away. The exhibit is enormous (which is unusual for that museum), largely due to the fact that so, so much of it is done via "personal video companion." But there are also a ton of historical and cultural artifacts to view. So, be prepared to spend a lot of time in there!!
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