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Uh, that is a complex question... If we consider the fact that archeology has its origins in the exploration of the sites, more practical experience should definitely be implemented in the curriculum. At our age, our teachers had already a lot of experiences! While we have had a few, this year we went to the square in front of the university and that was considered as practical travel hahaha we also left two days in a row to Maipu (but had to travel every day because there was no money to sleep there) The lack of financing is another problem. The department attributes this to the fact that "we are many more students than before", however, every year that passes, the tariffs increase more and enrollment increases even though the infrastructure is not appropriate for so many people. Not having a seat or even a classroom isn't uncommon in this faculty. Another basic problem in Anthropology in general, is the division of their mentions (Social, Physical and Archeology), be

Oh, summer vacations. My beloved summer vacations! It looks so far away ... I plan to work during January to save money and go on vacation in February, but the last final test is the 10 of January :( I must see how I will organize myself with that, especially at this time of the year where I just want to sleep and rest. I just want to leave university early to relax, but working is important if I want to leave Santiago, so I have to do it anyway, I have to make the last effort haha! During February I would like to travel to the north of Chile, we have a tentative travel plan with some friends about the places we could visit. First go to Antofagasta, since my friend and I have family there. Then we'll visit to San Pedro (we went two years ago and we swear to return!). If everything goes well, we want to cross to Argentina and meet Jujuy! I've always wanted to know the Argentine highlands, and in general I love the Atacama desert. I have only visited coastal areas at the moment

In first place, I don't watch TV or even Cable TV, and in general I never watched series of USA or UK (in english). However, I watched anime since I was a child, because the Japanese language and culture really interesting me (obviously,  no the consumerist and sexism typical of the anime duh). I don't have a favorite serie (or anime, in this case) but the last anime that I enjoy it so much has been Attack on Titan ( Shingeki no Kyojin in its original language). The anime premiered in April of 2013, based in manga write by Hajime Isayama, had a titanic populatiry (lololol) around all the world. With very good critique review in general, Shingeki no Kyojin was considered the best shounen of the decade. Shounen mean a type of anime that addresses about action and fantasy associated many time to a young masculine public, but the true is that any person can equally watch and enjoy it. Nevertheless, it doen't recommendable to kids because contain raw and delicate scenes of

I don't really think about the posibility of study a postgraduate, I would consider it with most profundity to future. Sincerely, when I entered to the university I didn't expect to arrive so far away hahaha. In my house I am the only person can study in the university, for this, I didn't know about "postgraduate studies" until I entered to the university... I very sorprised when I informed of this! However, if I must to choose a thing, I interest in andean archaeology in the NOA (Argentinian north west) in Jujuy! I searched information about masters and doctor degrees for the class but I did not find much about... Apparently, in Tilcara (Jujuy. Argentina) doctoral seminaries of archaeological problematics of  the NOA exist. Anyway, although I like the idea and definitely one day I will go to Argentina, I do not think I will study a postgraduate there, and in general, I still do not decide if I will do a magister here, and even less the PhD, because they are

I would have liked to meet Gustavo Cerati.  I always wanted to go to at least to one of his consert in my life. Even I was a kid, I loved Soda Stereo and I looked forward that Cerati could wake up to the coma during four years since 2010, but that never happened :( I was very sad when I noticed about he died at 2014. I remembered that I was at the school in a ensay of the class show. In my school every year all of 3th grade high school student make a musical show at October, when you must imite with mime to a singer or famous band. Return to the theme, precisely that day my schoolmates were practice to the show, the topic of that year was "Latin American music" and they played Soda Stereo tribute, I really enjoyed and by a concidence I had a presentiment when I went back to my home in the bus. In effect, when I arrived I noticed that Gustavo Cerati died that afternoon. I believed I crayed a few, I didn't remember completely but  to know that never could go to one of his

I do not have a favorite movie in particular, but the last film I've seen and liked a lot is El ángel, an argentine and spanish biographical policial drama inspired on the real story life of  Carlos Robledo Punch, the most famous serial killer in the criminal history of the neightbour contry. It was directed by Luis Ortega. It exhibited at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival in May and it premiered in August in Argentina. In Chile, the film arrived to the Normandie cinema the last month. Is very interesting and greatful movie! The stanging is captivating and the soundtrank go with the scenes most breathtaking. The director knew how to captive the violent personality of the protagonist and at the same time it blended with the complex relation with his partner of crime (their relation never had well defined). All that take place in 80's, the height of  militar dictaropship, one of the most violent and dark period happened in all Latin America in general.  In addition, the actio

In first place, i never have money to pay a ticket to go to concerts, whereas I like the gigs very much and I just go most of them. There are a lot in Santiago, for that reason it is difficult to choose one in particular, even though if I had to choose one, I would pick the first gig when I entered to the university (before just i went other gigs but this is especially good). It was a commemorative show for Maracarena Valdés in the amphitheater of Conchalí in 2017, at one year of her death in "suspicius circumstances ", with the objetive that collect taxes to family.  These time was very emotive and full of emotions, as well as there  were music, bands and singers very good! Finally, I enjoyed so much with my friends, we danced a lot ska and gypsy music for to pass the cold (it was in a night of May). The only problem was take a bus for come back to house, because the transport service in the west of Santiago is terrible.

Red Momiji The country I've always wanted to know is Japan. Most specific, Kyoto, Kansai region. Is a beautiful city that has the most traditional japanese architecture. Besides there are wonderful parks with typical trees of the japanese culture, like Sakura and Momiji (Japanese Acer). In Spring, there is the traditional to see the flowering of Sakura (Hanami), is so romantic!  I would definitely like to see it!   Obviously, don't visit the old temples is not a option (there are over 1000 in Kyoto!) and the shirines, iconic of this city because of its important religious factors. There is also the tea ceremony and very turistic activities like shopping, ride and relaxing in this magical place. You can enjoy the famous thermal baths too, calling Onsen in japanese language. I like so much this culture, even before into the University I studied japanese for 3 years, my japanese is better that my english, so that I believe that I could survive in Japan ha ha ha  Hanami (