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Here's a bit about me..
I live in central Israel, in a city which is part of the Tel Aviv Metropolis.
Education wise, I'm working on my MA in archaeology at the moment (2012).
I enjoy traveling and have visited various European nations, some of them in my after-army 6 months backpacking trip across Europe, I also travelled Cuba, China, New Zealand, Egypt, Jordan and Turkey. from time to time you may see some of the photos I take posted across the boards..
Some of my favorite writers, poets and playwrights are: Aristophanes, Rumi, Khalil Gibran, Poe, Lord Byron, and writers such as Neil Gaiman, Philip K. Dick, and Gregory Maguire.
I enjoy taking the time to study world religions, personally im a secular person.
On my spare time I might be found enjoying a pale Belgian or German wheat beer in a pub in Tel Aviv or central Israel in general, or passing time with friends, who are pretty nifty people.
If you feel I left out important details ask away!
Dan aka Caladan
Haha thanks!Caladan you looking like a party animal in this picture!
So many more places to see... so little time!Your very well travelled and probably can teach me a thing or two!
The first major influences were the crusaders and medieval Europe. Later I learned about other ancient civilizations and you could say I was hooked. The Aztecs, the ancient Near East, the Greeks, the Romans... I knew I was in good hands.what role did the indiana jones movies play in you wanting to be an archeologist
Up until now I travelled with an Israeli passport, although I'll receive a French one in the next few years so it might open new doors for me.Do you travel with an Israeli passport ?
I've heard that some countries restrict the entry to people with an israeli visa/stamp.
For exemple can you go in Lebanon or Syria ?
I'm not sure there is just one civilization. I love various aspects of Classics, including Homeric literature, Imperial Roman propaganda, and of course various feats of architecture and art. I'm interested in ancient Egypt, from predynastic times to the late periods of antiquity. I'm also interested in early medieval Europe, the migration period of the Germanic tribes, the Norse exploration, colonization and invasion periods and the rich medieval Icelandic literature.What is the most facinating civilization for you ?