demoiselle-verte

Hi, I'm an archaeology student, and I'm curious about how you came to work for National Geographic.
1. How did you find out that they were looking for researchers, and not just photographers and documentary hosts?
2. Compared to other prospective jobs for someone with an archaeology degree (like working in a museum or being a professor), how much more fun is it to work with NG? Do you get to do things that you wouldn't otherwise?
Thanks for all this information!

That is so cool! Thanks a lot! And here I thought that my options were few and far between.

How many of these bunkers were there in Canada?