If Daniel Jackson went to my university
I found some books that he would definitely check out (aaa 3 volumes of Ancient Egyptian Literature!!):
I was super hyped when I found an archaeology section (it was just one-and-a-half shelves but, still)!!! It did make sense to have one in our uni library because the late Gregory Areshian, an established Armenian archaeologist who found the worldās oldest shoe (from 5,500 B.C.), taught here. My coursemates loved him, and he was like a grandpa to my best friend.
Daniel as an archaeologist taught me to overcome my stereotypes of archaeology: itās not just people digging up bones and broken pots in the hot sun and dating them. Itās not a boring thing for outsiders, nor is the digging up of stuff by obsessed archaeologists. You actually have to study the old cultures and deduce how life was lived by the people who used the items and buildings back then. Linguistics also play a part, as he taught me haha.
After I got into Stargate, my next semester in college had the required subject of Armenian History. So Danielās character then helped me appreciate my required readings for the subject that showed the work of archaeologists. Instead of being bored, I was really interested in them, led on by the thought, āWhat would Daniel have thought of these findings and these old cultures?ā
So thank you, Daniel.
















