
| iTune lecture by Douglass W Bailey Videos: Dr. Douglass Bailey; Unearthed Vodcast. Bibliography at http://www.iianthropology.org/biblrefAC.html Books and works available online: Balkan prehistory; Prehistoric figurines; The figurines of Old Europe; What is a tell?; Bulgarian archaeology; Homepage of Douglass W Bailey From Rate my professor (1-11-12): "Dr. Bailey knows his subject and does a great job teaching it. His class is quite interactive, so attendance is a must. A lot of reading and analysis. There is a group project and a 10 page term paper." Today more than ever archaeology needs to gain experience from the wiseness of the world. We need honest and respectful archaeologists who can reconsider the past of archaeology and archaeologists as behavior and personalities and make the agenda of a bright future of archaeology. To do so, wise reminders always help: All happiness is in the mind (English Proverb) A blind man is not judge of colours (Italian Proverb) Any plan is bad that cannot be changed (Italian Proverb) A fair exchange is no robbery (Scottish Proverb) Loyalty is more valuable than diamonds (Filipino Proverb) A friend in need is a friend indeed (James Ray) Nothing is as burdensome as a secret (French Proverb) A clear conscience is more valuable than wealth (Filipino Proverb) Postpone today's anger until tomorrow (Filipino Proverb) There's no glory without sacrifice (Filipino Proverb) Trying to get everything, you often get nothing (Filipino Proverb) Drive gently over the stones (Jonathan Swift) Don't cry before you are hurt (Scottish Proverb) The devil looks after his own (Scottish Proverb) Character is easier kept than recovered (English Proverb) It is dangerous to be right, when the government is wrong. (Voltaire) |
| Archaeology means caring about past |

