by Dr Lisa Dunbar Solas | Feb 14, 2020 | Book
Is your young ancient explorer fascinated by the majestic city of Machu Picchu? Or perhaps they need to practice converting common measurements and calculating perimeter and area? Yes? Then I have just created a resource that is the perfect for them! In my latest...
by Dr Lisa Dunbar Solas | Feb 12, 2020 | Book
Happy New Year, Ancient Explorers! I hope you had a terrific break. I have been quiet for a little while, as I have been busy finishing a new book, a volume of papers called Yachay Wasi: The House of Knowledge of I.S. Farrington, with my fellow ancient explorers,...
by Dr Lisa Dunbar Solas | Nov 25, 2019 | Explorer Blog, Notes From the Field
Art is a portal into other modes of being. When stressed, for example, drawing or painting can help us enter a more relaxed state. Meanwhile, by closely studying a subject, such as a person, animal, plant or object, we gain essential information about their nature....
by Dr Lisa Dunbar Solas | Sep 9, 2019 | Explorer Blog, Notes From the Field
Drawing and painting illustrations of artefacts are one of my favourite past times. Artefacts are objects made or shaped by people. My interest in artefact illustration developed naturally after working in Peru as an archaeologist. Later, while working with children...
by Dr Lisa Dunbar Solas | Jul 3, 2019 | Explorer Blog, Notes From the Field
Emotions are a vital dimension of the human experience. While they can be hard to describe at times, it is generally believed that there is a limited range of feelings that we can sense in our physical bodies, including anger, sadness, frustration, joy, surprise and...
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