Hello Jessie Salisbury!

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Hello
Friend's of Dharma!
My Mama used to teach a class on Archaeology. 
This is when she met Jessie who did an article on her class.
This was years ago when she taught
high school.

Now people that know my Mama know that she loves archaeology.
She has even had the GREAT FUN
to actually
BE A DIGGER,
A LITTLE LIKE ME HUH?

She once dug at
the Bickford Archaeological Site
over near Durham Point in N.H.
and found musket balls.

Another time she was digging in Turkey, 
YUP FOLKS,
THAT IS THE COUNTRY NOT THE BIRD,
and dug up a wet stone and a loom weight, made out of ceramic.
Check it out on Google if you do not know what they are.

She was teaching
about an archaeological site
called Catal Huyuk which is in Turkey,
to her students and
what was so VERY COOL is that she got to go there also.
She was teaching about "Pastorialists"
who are nomadic people
who move from place to place with their herd animals.
Her most favorite picture of that trip was the one below.
Mama was on a Mercedes tour bus
on the way to Catal Huyuk
and
was taking pictures out the window
and this lady pastoralist
just waved hello, as she was herding her cattle.
PEOPLE ARE JUST PEOPLE
WHERE EVER YOU GO,
DON'T YOU THINK?

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Catal Huyuk Archaeological site.
If you look close you can see the bull horns sticking out of the wall of the house they were excavating. VERY COOL STUFF.

Modern day pastoralist family. 2012. They live in tarp housing and move their herds of cattle with them as they go.

Mama invited Jessie over
for she was coming to interview
LITTLE OLD ME.
WHOO HOO!!
So thank you Jessie!
It was great meeting you!
Love,
Dharma Dharma

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