Tag - kunga

Treasures

My Favorite Discovery: the Kunga

6 months ago

After people find out that I am an archaeologist, I am very often asked what my favorite “find” has been. I am considered “lucky” as an archaeologist, in that I frequently am part of really...

jetjill

•

Follow

Always a favorite place to visit! Pretty, and the water running everywhere is very cooling. Great place for kitsch, too!

5 days ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

It's been a minute since I had to pack like this - 4 very different countries, reference materials, for one month. But I can still get it all into a single bag :)

2 weeks ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

such an honor to be included in @metrophilly s list of Power Women. Grateful to be included in a list with so many inspiring and successful people. #powerwomen #powerplayers #ldei #lesdamesphl #sisterlylovephilly #phlwomeninfood

2 weeks ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

woo hoo! Pride Flights!!!!! Reposted from @jetwinebar We've still got two more weeks of Pride Month, and that means two more weeks of our Pride Flight! Drink your way through the rainbow with six pours of six different multicolored wines for only $30! To support our local LGBTQIA+ community, $5 of every Pride Flight sold will be donated to @waygayphilly, William Way LGBTQIA+ Center of Philadelphia. Open tomorrow at 5pm- swing by and grab yours! In other news, our first wine tasting of the summer is coming up this Thursday at 6pm! We will be featuring wines of the Austrian Republic, and tickets are currently available for pre-order at the link in our bio. Hope to see you there! @phillywinecru @lesdamesphl @sisterlylovephilly #phlwomeninfood #pridemonth #letstalkphilly

3 weeks ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

Volunteer Opportunity, and Event Alert! @sisterlylovephilly @lesdamesphl Reposted from @everybodyeatsphilly Please come out for this years fun filled community event powered by the good folks at @lapstoneandhammer + @us_foods . We have some amazing things in store that you can only get if you come get some! Hope to see you at Malcolm X Park on Sunday June 19 at Noon to help us celebrate! Free food, free essentials, giveaways & more! If you’d like to donate your time or monetarily please visit our site, link in bio!

4 weeks ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

It is my great honor - as President of the @geosocietyphila - to name @leonmccarron our Explorer of the Year. I am beyond thrilled that he has chosen Philadelphia for his world premier to present his Tigris Expedition. Tickets are available to hear about his extraordinary journey and to meet Leon. Link in bio. Reposted from @leonmccarron I am very honoured to have been named Explorer of the Year by the Geographical Society of Philadelphia! I will be in Philadelphia on 14th June to speak at the 130th Legacy Event, hosted by PENN Museum. My presentation will be about Iraq, of course, and about the journey along the river Tigris : #ExpeditionDijlah. For those of you in the area, there are tickets available to join us (link in my bio.) Thank you to all at @geosocietyphila - I’m looking forward to having a platform to speak about all my amazing colleagues here on the river and the trails. - 📸#1 by @emilygarthwaite (in a boat designed by @salimrashad on the Shatt Al-Arab!) And 📸#2 in Eğil, Turkey, with our team during the first weeks of the expedition. #iraq #kurdistan #exploreroftheyear #expeditiondijlah #tigris #tigrisriver #dijlah

1 month ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

one of the few to take wine *from* Philly *to* Jersey 🤣 @jetwinebar #bottleshop #tajaniste @pasaeliwines #phlwomeninfood #phillywinecru #sisterlylovephilly #letstalkphilly #lesdamesphl

1 month ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

Why do I champion #ancientworldwine – those that come from the areas of the world in which wine was first produced, consumed, and commercialized? Because they are as good and as bad and as varied as wine from the rest of the world. Generally speaking, there are MORE varietals – especially around the grapes’ earliest domestication sites in Georgia/Turkey/Armenia… and both traditional and modern production practices. There are great producers and not-so-great producers. Just like the rest of the wine world. Because the fact that they were not traded among western european monarchs and thus did not make their way into European histories is meaningless for their worth or quality. I do not, after all, hold it against French wines that their terroirs were not mentioned in texts of the 18th century BC, though Hilbun and the area between Damascus and the Bekaa, were. I do not hold it against the Old World that they were such latecomers to the wine party. Fortunately for them, the success of trans-Caucasian wine making eventually spread further West, and I largely thank the #Phoenicians for getting it the final way across the Mediterranean, even though it took about 5000 years. For the record, of course I like Old World wine. And New World and all worlds in between. But I definitely cringe at the bias against those from the Ancient World, and the wine tastes better to me the richer the ancient soil from which it sprung 😍

1 month ago

View on Instagram |
1/10
jetjill

•

Follow

Great food, great cause! Reposted from @therealellenyin In celebration of #aapiheritagemonth and the one year anniversary of @thewontonproject, we are gathering with friends at @sorynez Sunday May 22 to celebrate all the tasty Asian bites via a mini food fest. All proceeds from the Wonton Project from this month will go to @seamaac. Want to join? We are still accepting vendors! DM us!

2 months ago

View on Instagram |
1/10

View on Instagram