In the end, they get the treasure and the girl. They also look ahead to the next sequel. The reality of the discipline is much different from what is seen on the silver screen. Real world archeologists work hard, perform an endless amount of research and must exhibit an almost bottomless well of patience in order to unravel the mysteries of the past. The difference is that the work is done without the violence, the evil or the mortal danger.
Imagination is just as important, but the excitement comes from communicating across time.
Gilbert, along with his partner, Professor Roger Wines, have been working for over 15 years unearthing, researching and documenting the remains of a 300 plus year-old farmhouse located on Fordham University s campus. Currently, the pair of researchers believes that their fieldwork has just about expended itself and they are preparing to begin the lengthy analysis of what they have found. At the center of the study is the Rose Hill farm, from which the university campus takes its name. According to the professors, the history of the farm can be traced back more than 300 years. However, artifacts from the earliest phase have been difficult to find.