Travel Hacking

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Airbnb vs Hotel for Archaeology fieldwork: Advantages and Drawbacks

This entry was posted in Travel Hacking and tagged Job Tips on July 15, 2019 by SuccinctBill

After long days conducting archaeological fieldwork, I have taken shelter in a range of different forms of lodging ranging from tents to multi-room suites (FYI: I think tents are great for camping but not for work. Knowing you have to work the next day spoils the novelty of sleeping in […]

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How archaeologists can enjoy the fruits of travel hacking 1

This entry was posted in Higher education Travel Hacking and tagged Continuing Education Graduate School travel hacking on June 20, 2014 by SuccinctBill

I’m sitting in a coffee shop in Boise, Idaho (Java Coffee and Café to be exact) enjoying Boise’s best coffee drink— the Bowl of Soul. This coffee didn’t come easily though. I’m coming off a 3-hour-long scanning binge that has resulted in the digitization of a huge amount of archival […]

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