An Accidental Archaeologist

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The memoir explores the author's journey shaped by family influences and experiences with anti-Semitism during his education. Music and family played pivotal roles in his life, while his partnership with Carol Meyers led to a successful career in academic archaeology and teaching at Duke University. Beyond academia, he found purpose in singing, golf, social activism, and writing. Ultimately, teaching emerged as the most significant aspect of his life, enriching both his and his students' understanding of the past in pursuit of a brighter future.