Leo ni siku yungu ya kuzaliwa. Nina miaka ishirini na nne. (Today is the day of my birth. I am 24 years old).
Another lazy day in Dar es Salaam! Weekends are more fun without any possibility to do work. This morning I called Ben and he caught me up on the goings-on in Canada. Did the earth really open up in Ontario and try to swallow the prime minister? After breakfast, we walked around, drank some coffee, and looked at some art. This afternoon, I anticipate some lunch, some shopping, and some sun. Life's hard when you're an archaeologist.
The only thing that could make today better would be family (familia) and friends (rafiki). And perhaps some human bones and teeth (mifupa na mano ya mtu), but that remains to be seen. For now, we're on vacation!
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Mapango, or just Pango, are rock shelters. These posts chronicle my experiences in a granite pango in southern Tanzania, as well as other hijinks from the field.
About Me
- Ebeth
- My name is Elizabeth and I'm an archaeologist. I'm also a palaeoanthropologist, a bioarchaeologist, and a physical anthropologist, depending on the day. I'm spending the summer excavating bones (and other treasures) from an archaeological site in Tanzania. Otherwise, I'm a typical graduate student who enjoys coffee, reality television, and long walks on the beach.
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