When the students arrived for their last class today in the danger shop they'd probably notice the pizza and other food items waiting for them ( Read more... )

"Today's class was supposed to be on ethics and archeology," Indiana said leaning on his desk. "However, that's not exactly what I'd call a fun thing to do during summer camp. So instead we're going to watch clips of a movie that supposedly features archeology an then nit pick the details. There's popcorn and sodas in the back if you want them ( Read more... )

As the students walked into the Danger Room today they'd probably notice the stall of white horses in front of them ( Read more... )

Indy gave his students a warm grin as they came into the class room. "Don't worry," he said. "No bizarre traps this week."

On the table in front of him were a variety of different tools used in Archeology ( Read more... )

The usual notifications were sent out to the students to let them know that today's workshop was taking place in the Danger Shop. When those students arrived at the danger shop they might notice that room had been transformed into the first scene of Raiders into an altar room.

( No. Dr. Jones really isn't trying to kill you. )

"Morning, kids," Indiana greeted his workshop. "For those who don't know me, I'm Dr. Indiana Jones. I'm the librarian here but in another life I was a professor of archeaology at a university. Since this isn't a college level course and since this island tends to veer to the strange, I thought I'd share with you some of the tricks of the trade I've ( Read more... )

He's certainly spent a lot of time in his office this week, Daniel reflects. He's marking Molly's archaeology report. Maybe he'll get the other reports in early enough to mark them today?

Although that would require him to be productive. Possibly not.

His door is open.

Daniel's almost finished with marking the anthropology papers. He got slightly distracted after a visit yesterday.

Will there be any distracting visits today? Who knows?

Daniel had stuck a note on the classroom door directing any archaeology students who turned up to find him in his office if they needed him.

Having sent his letter of acceptance off yesterday afternoon, he was now listing what needed to be done before he went.

He also had Expedia open on his computer.

A sign on the classroom door reads "Class in the Danger Shop today."

Upon entering the Danger Shop, there's sand all around and a bright blue sky. To their right is a series of groundworkings and trenches, not unlike those they would have seen in the Death in Sakkara adventure. To their left, what looked to be a temple

"Welcome to Egypt," Daniel ( Read more... )