Posts tagged with “Caroline Stanton” (All posts)

Caroline Paige Stanton – Coming Full Circle

25 May 2026

Throughout our time in Greece, I’ve noticed the shape of circles over and over again. They appear in tombs, palaces, daily life, artifacts, and more. I wrote a piece about…

Caroline Paige Stanton – Graffiti, Again

17 May 2026

I began my blog by talking about graffiti in Athens, and now I’d like to continue that conversation with graffiti in/throughout the ancient world and its sites. Walking into an…

Caroline Paige Stanton – The Value of Reflection

11 May 2026

As a part of this program we keep a detailed notebook for the required class “Greece: At a Crossroads.” It contains our field-notes from sites, reflections from sites and experiences,…

Caroline Paige Stanton – Accessibility in Archaeology 

4 May 2026

As we visit archaeological sites and various museums throughout Greece, the notion of accessibility has been on my mind. With the ADA imposed throughout the United States, I am used…

Caroline Paige Stanton – The Palace of Nestor

27 April 2026

For my post this week I would like to give you a tour of my favorite site we’ve seen so far: The Palace of Nestor in Pylos. I feel the…

Caroline Paige Stanton – A Pattern in Archaeology

21 April 2026

In both Crete and Santorini there was a distinct geometric pattern that repeatedly caught my eye. Each description in the museum listed it as something different. Some called it a…

Caroline Paige Stanton – Gathering in the Agora

13 April 2026

We started the week with the Agora before going to Crete and Santorini. Frankly, the five day trip with eleven visits is still processing in my mind. I saw more…

Caroline Paige Stanton – Graffiti and Temporality

6 April 2026

Graffiti and Temporality Γεια σας! The last two weeks in Athens and the surrounding areas have contained adventures and new kinds of mundanity. Here are a few short points if…
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