Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B1, field of study: Arts)

Since I am a little girl, I love watching the series Bones. It is about an judirical anthropologist names Alex Dupont. She is briliant. I think I can clearly say that she had a strong impact in my life. But I understood it pretty late.
After high school, I tried medecine school. Too hard for a young person. The specific dynamic of university and the huge quantity of things to learn by heart. I failed. I saw my dream of medical anthropology leaving.
Then, I try an other subject that I loved in high school: physic-chemistry. Two years during covid period. My mental health been strongly impacted. I didn't know what I wanted to do or what I should do. I was lost.
During this period of self research, I met a friend online. We were playing on a stupid game on our phones. With the time going on, we stared speaking of our lives: she is a Pdh in archeology. She talked to me about her passion workn and her studies. Her speciality is metallic objects from the beggining of Middle Age.
And that was it.
I rememered my interrest during my youth for old objects, history and discoveries. As for lot of us, Paris is the key start of our interest. I rememered all the documentary I forced my parents to watch.
In september 2022, I started the first year of studies that I really appreaciate. I met increadible people. I learn about a lot of different period of time and places. I discovered new specialities and jobs: anthropology was now my goal.
As I said in the beggining, Alex Dupont is an juridical anthropologist, so she works on today's bones. In archeology, we do work on much older bones. They could be prehistorical, protohistorical, antique, medieval and even modern or contemporary.
I am not only interrested by bones, but also by funeral rites, the tombs, all the objects we can find in tombs. The possibilities of researchs are extremely large and diverse. The burrial habits changed during time and places. Cremations and inhumations. Religion and politics also had an impact on how people were treated after their death. Their place in hierarcy also is important to remind us. Not every one were burried with gorgeous gold objects. It's only a really small part of the population. And a very small window on our past that we can work on.
We do have in our hands more than 50.000 years to analyse.