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GlobalXplorer°
@globalxplorerTracked since May 2026
creating A Citizen Archaeology Movement.
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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs GlobalXplorer° | Freshness |
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| #1 |  FPV AcademyWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 2 | Same value | Aug 26, 2026 |
| #1 |  FrauvisEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 2 | Same value | Aug 16, 2026Stale |
| #1 |  GlobalXplorer°ProfileVideoPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 2 | Reference | Aug 26, 2026Stale |
| #1 |  Kirsty Wyatt IllustrativeWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 2 | Same value | Aug 16, 2026Stale |
| #5 |  Brandon Wayne BryantEducationCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 1 | 1 fewer | Aug 25, 2026 |
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Video Latest postPublicThe Indus Valley CivilizationIndia has one of the oldest and most robust archaeological repositories in the world. Spotlight: The Indus Valley is known for the use of advanced drainage and water supply systems, and use of baked bricks to create structures. Find out more via this video: https://bit.ly/2QVEv4H
Apr 29, 2020 0 likes 0 commentsThe Coronavirus Epidemic, Like Those Before It, Will Alter The Course Of History In Ways We Can’t Imagine.Space Archaeologist Dr. Sarah Parcak; President of GlobalXplorer writes a deeply personal account responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic relaying the experiences of her great grandmother during the Spanish Flu and the difficult choices that one has to make in the face of a pandemic. Read the essay published in the Boston Globe at https://bit.ly/3aoRuU4.ArticleApr 26, 2020Public 0 0The Peruvian Nasca LinesOur GlobalXplorers (GXers) discovered more geometrical figures created by the Peruvians (also known as the Nasca lines)! No one truly knows their purpose yet. Do you want to be a GlobalXplorer? What will YOU find on our next expedition?ArticleApr 23, 2020Public 0 1Anica Mann, Director, Citizen Archaeology FoundationCitizen Archaeology Foundation (CAF) works towards bringing together archaeology and technology in India. Anica Mann (Director, CAF) spoke to Parmesh Shahani of Godrej India Culture Lab at the Urban Lens Film Festival 2018 about building a Citizen Archaeology movement driven by technology, in partnership with the ASI. Watch the talk at https://bit.ly/2UO79pL.ImageApr 21, 2020Public 0 0Shloka Nath- Head, Sustainability & Special Projects, Tata TrustsAs the head of Sustainability and Special Projects at Tata Trusts, Shloka is focused on the organization’s work to support the construction of digital public infrastructure and aid capacity building to develop a pipeline of the next generation of archaeologists and citizen scientists. They hope to secure and preserve India's lost cultural heritage for future generations.ArticleApr 17, 2020Public 0 0Dr. Sarah Parcak- Founder, GlobalXplorerDr. Sarah Parcak has used Space Archaeology with fantastic results in Egypt and Peru. To know what she has in store for Expedition India later this year, watch her talk at the Jaipur Lit Fest earlier this year at https://bit.ly/2QW4M2Z.ArticleApr 14, 2020Public 0 0The Citizen Archaeology Foundation(CAF), supported by Tata Trusts, was established in partnership with the Archaeological Survey of India to develop a pipeline of the next generation of archaeologists.ImageApr 10, 2020Public 0 0Saturdays at the Site: Mastaba TombMar 5, 2020 View post Welcome back to another edition of Saturdays at the Site! Each Saturday we give you a behind the scenes glimpse into the world of Egyptian archaeology through the lense of the GlobalXplorer team. This week we’re focusing on this rather odd scene from a Mastaba tomb at Saqqara, Egypt. This scene depicts an underwater view of the Nile from beneath a reed boat. Beneath the vessel, a hippo is shown swallowing the head of a crocodile. Though the crocodile may seem like the scarier, fiercer threat, hippopotamuses are actually far more dangerous due to their aggressiveness and unpredictability. This scene illustrates that the ancient EgyptiArticleMar 5, 2020Public 0 0CempoalaMar 3, 2020ArticleMar 3, 2020Public 0 0SusaMar 2, 2020ArticleMar 2, 2020Public 0 0Hidden passageway discovered in ParliamentFeb 28, 2020ArticleFeb 28, 2020Public 0 0Saturdays at the Site: OsireonFeb 27, 2020ArticleFeb 27, 2020Public 0 0
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