Tag: Guatemala

• Fieldwork Comes to an End

  

  Hello anthropologists, I know it has been a while since my last post, and there is more to catch up on than I could ever cover. But I can say that I have officially finished my fieldwork in Guatemala now. It was nothing like I expected it to be, so many things went wrong I […]

  sarahmrosen92

  May 9, 2018

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  academia, anthropologist, anthropology, cemetery, forensic anthropology, forensics, Guatemala, osteology, phd, research

• Volcán Acatenango

  

  Hola, chicos! As per a request from a follower, I’d like to spend some time today writing about my recent experience climbing my first mountain, Volcán Acatenango. As you may have guessed from its name, Acatenango is a stratovolcano in Guatemala which overlooks its more active sister Volcán Fuego. Stratovolcanoes are formed from layer upon layer […]

  sarahmrosen92

  July 10, 2017

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  catharsis, Guatemala, hike, hiking, Lava, life changing, moutain, nature, trek, Volcano, volcanoes

• Semana Santa in Pictures

  

    All photos taken by yours truly. If you use them, please credit x

  sarahmrosen92

  April 23, 2017

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  anthropologist, anthropology, Antigua, Culture, fieldwork, Guatemala, Photojournal, Semana Santa

• Fieldwork Entry 1: Antigua and Semana Santa

  

  As some of you undoubtedly know, I’m now in the beautiful Guatemala for the first leg of my research–and honestly, the words to properly describe this place escape me. I’ve done quite a bit of traveling in my short life, but Guatemala is hands down the most beautiful country I have ever seen. The seismic […]

  sarahmrosen92

  April 22, 2017

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  anthropologist, anthropology, Antigua, Culture, Guatemala, Semana Santa