Luke Caverns
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And that fascination of exploration and kind of ancient American history, hearing those stories carried over into me during my childhood. And so I've just โ I have always been fascinated by this. And I guess getting to where I am now, I was halfway through my marketing degree in college. And I'm sitting on my bed in my dorm room with my girlfriend at the time who I'm married to now.
And that fascination of exploration and kind of ancient American history, hearing those stories carried over into me during my childhood. And so I've just โ I have always been fascinated by this. And I guess getting to where I am now, I was halfway through my marketing degree in college. And I'm sitting on my bed in my dorm room with my girlfriend at the time who I'm married to now.
And that fascination of exploration and kind of ancient American history, hearing those stories carried over into me during my childhood. And so I've just โ I have always been fascinated by this. And I guess getting to where I am now, I was halfway through my marketing degree in college. And I'm sitting on my bed in my dorm room with my girlfriend at the time who I'm married to now.
And we watched the movie The Lost City of Z about Percy Fawcett. And something about that guy's journey reminded me so much of my family, kind of reminded me of my dad, reminded me of my grandpa. And it changed something in me like that day. I could not ignore. I was probably 20 at the time. I could not ignore this love that I always had for ancient history. But, you know, archaeologists are poor.
And we watched the movie The Lost City of Z about Percy Fawcett. And something about that guy's journey reminded me so much of my family, kind of reminded me of my dad, reminded me of my grandpa. And it changed something in me like that day. I could not ignore. I was probably 20 at the time. I could not ignore this love that I always had for ancient history. But, you know, archaeologists are poor.
And we watched the movie The Lost City of Z about Percy Fawcett. And something about that guy's journey reminded me so much of my family, kind of reminded me of my dad, reminded me of my grandpa. And it changed something in me like that day. I could not ignore. I was probably 20 at the time. I could not ignore this love that I always had for ancient history. But, you know, archaeologists are poor.
You know, they're there. It's an extremely hard life and it's really hard on on your family, too. Um, and I just knew I had to, I had to create a life for myself where I could do what I loved because I had like a 1.7 GPA in college and I was not going to, to make it through my classes. And so I changed, I got a degree in cultural anthropology.
You know, they're there. It's an extremely hard life and it's really hard on on your family, too. Um, and I just knew I had to, I had to create a life for myself where I could do what I loved because I had like a 1.7 GPA in college and I was not going to, to make it through my classes. And so I changed, I got a degree in cultural anthropology.
You know, they're there. It's an extremely hard life and it's really hard on on your family, too. Um, and I just knew I had to, I had to create a life for myself where I could do what I loved because I had like a 1.7 GPA in college and I was not going to, to make it through my classes. And so I changed, I got a degree in cultural anthropology.
Uh, I wrote like we had a mock thesis statement and I wrote it on the Amazon and the lost, uh, lost civilizations and you know, how they were wiped out from, uh, from, uh, Spanish influenza. And, uh, yes, that's where I'm at today.
Uh, I wrote like we had a mock thesis statement and I wrote it on the Amazon and the lost, uh, lost civilizations and you know, how they were wiped out from, uh, from, uh, Spanish influenza. And, uh, yes, that's where I'm at today.
Uh, I wrote like we had a mock thesis statement and I wrote it on the Amazon and the lost, uh, lost civilizations and you know, how they were wiped out from, uh, from, uh, Spanish influenza. And, uh, yes, that's where I'm at today.
When you discovered every grain of sand in Egypt.
When you discovered every grain of sand in Egypt.
When you discovered every grain of sand in Egypt.
That went about as well as I thought it would when you told me.
That went about as well as I thought it would when you told me.
That went about as well as I thought it would when you told me.
He had a great opportunity to win over the popular audience and come in and make a really good impression, and he did exactly the opposite of that.
He had a great opportunity to win over the popular audience and come in and make a really good impression, and he did exactly the opposite of that.