I guess he never used it enough to require a bigger one

He works at 2 colleges with Marcus, Marshall and Barnett. Marcus is the dean of Marshall. Idk why they didn’t just keep it consistent.

Not that unusual. Take it from me....been a prof for 20 years.

No but for real this is my professor's office tho

Indy might prefer it that way

true but it was fact that helped him pass all the trials, like the fourth trial where he has to pick a cup: Indy knew for a fact that Jesus was a poor man and would not have had such lavish cups

@Anthony Johnson *Chuckle. Nope. archeology, or modern archeology to be specific, is not the most fast-paced of careers. It can involve a lot of research, dirt, and going over small details like diet and theorizing on them. A real archaeologist can make her or his career by the meticulous analysis of the contents of a garbage dump and indeed, they (well, a few) would prefer to find an ancient Babylonian dump rather than a king's tomb, since the dump can tell them far more about the way ordinary people lived, with far fewer legal and ethical ramifications. Additionally, a dump will have items of low or underestimated value, reducing the allure for tomb robbers who might have broken into tombs and ruined the information. The actual archaeologist method is this. Turn up to the office to do some history, remain objectionable and analytical, speculate on the lives of those who lived in the past, carefully preserve rare and ancient artifacts, attempt to excavate with as little disruption as possible, and spending hours studying and reading, becoming somewhat bookish and academic. *Yes I know you were joking in your last comment, but I like talking about real archaeology.

@@godzillavkk I can't read more than 1 paragraph, so you guys don't actually fight deadly cults and nazis? Bummer

@@mcaesario No.

@@crimsonphoenix4111 I wish you the best of luck.

Yeah, you don't say. Even as a kid, I knew that the closest thing to Archaeology in Indiana Jones was that scene where he's in Egypt with workers digging in the desert. Before these movies came out, archaeology was barely romanticised at all and near practically forgotten. At least these movies encouraged new generations of archaeologists to come out of the woodwork.

His voice changed in the latest movie, and they didn't use sound design or an impersonator to do voiceovers for his younger self that was age-reduced.

Yeees. 100% periodt

​@imounce In the case of archeology it's digging for artifacts from the past, and all those artifacts bring us are facts and then it could be up to historians to judge those facts and try to combine them into the (most likely) truth. Like if an archeologist finds a vase, the fact is, it's a vase. Trying to find out what the ancient people used that vase for will be the search for truth, but the way Indy says it that would no longer be the argeolologist's work. Also, his reference to philosophy is also a philosophical approach to the truth. The views on the truth can change when new facts are presented, and sometimes "truth" can even be nothing more but a perception from where you stand. Indy makes it clear that an archeologist should never fall for that trapdoor and keep it to the facts. Facts is the data we find itself, and truth is how the data is interpreted.

A politician is the absolute last person you would ever listen to for the truth about anything (all of them, NO exceptions).

@@jebwatch4433 True. Yet they do at first always stick to the facts, as long as those facts are convenient for them. Inconvenient facts are always omitted hoping the audience will fill in the lies themselves (which they ironically often do), and won't deny those lies. Only when the truth is getting too strong they will go into blatant lying. If you've paid attention to the stories they told you during the corona hysteria, you get the basic idea pretty soon.

I was thinking of this scene and line you quoted after watching a video about science versus faith, and how thinking more about God results in thinking less about how the world really works. Science can't get us to truth, but only approach it asymptotically, like approaching the speed of light we can never reach. Christianity seems to have been invented 100 years after Jesus by Peter and Paul and their followers. One result of the Crusades was a lot of hoaxes and frauds dating to that era, with claims of the true cross, the cup of Christ, the burial shroud of Jesus or the Lance of Longinus which stabbed him. I'm not sure why Spielberg went in this direction, requiring Indy to take a leap of faith. I think it would have been interesting if Indy while examining the cups, found one that seemed to be from ancient Assyria, the Parthians, Persians or Armenians in BCE times so could have been the cup of Christ, but maybe had magical powers before that time. That would certainly have been a surprise to the Knight!

I guess Jones will want to revise that statement

XD

@imounce The foreshadowing is amazing. But each time he does a lecture it always goes 180

Just read that came from Robert Louis Stevenson's _Treasure Island (1883)_ on a treasure map, and later used in crime scene photos.

It seperates real archeology from the movie version

holy frick i just realized..

what did you just realized?@@chris_jr.

No one was swooning at Hunter in 1969. Ironic that was the only real college he ever taught at, and that classroom probably the most accurate for an actual archeology survey course. Best satire college "Chad" set piece though was Clint's "straight" art history prof in The Eiger Sanction. Made in 1975, I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't actually influence those IJ classroom scenes. minus the later office hijinks.

You missed the timestamp smh

Mmmm tosses newspaper on the desk staring at a mass of people needing to escape to breathe again on my own.

Explain pls

@@Soloohara when he's in Venice, he is looking for the Roman numeral 10 (X) and it's on the floor

Yeah same

They’re not Harrison Ford tho :(

People change and he had about 12 years from that to that

@@philippburnett6045 to be fair he said 75% of archaeology, so he could have been telling him to do more field study

Bill Tremewan damn right👍🏻

It’s almost like it’s a movie

It was the 1930s Golden age of good dressing!!!!

@Anthony Johnson Not really. You can search for pictures of classes in the the 1930s. The styles seen in the class were in line with the times. Thus that it not sanitation but it is historically accurate.

@Anthony Johnson no your point just wasn't that good

Next scene: BOY, do they have problems - and now so does he, lol

Not everything

Thats why ill never hate Crystal Skull it remained consistent with the Trilogy

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He's actually trying to protect his students

Well the original owners can take it up with his museum!

Not truth. If it’s truth you’re interested in, Dr. Tyree’s philosophy class is right down the hall.

Yeah, that was a very good joke bringing some irony, eh?

@@TheRealTricky Well it was buried before the library came.

Thanks, Captain Obvious.

Of course. The teacher looks like Han Solo.

They were horny lmao.

High on love (crush)

Not today BE. fact not truth.

They want to smash their teacher lol.

River Phoenix I was told also visited 💖

Every time I read a Dan Brown book, I always mold Robert as a Indiana Jones/Nathan Drake looking character. No disrespect to Tom Hanks but I mean Robert Langdon was always a ladies man in the books.

@@bagarcia09 yeah that's totally right!

That’s in the first film, Raiders of the Lost Ark.

She graduated.

Biden maybe too senile to know the difference between facts and truth but Trump knows everything there is to know about a profitable lie, and how to sell it with a laugh and a riot.