
In a number of respects, the contours of archaeology now hinge upon the discipline's responses to developments in real time, including: How can archaeological knowledge production escape the logistical and epistemological bounds of late capitalism and its failures? Can archaeology contribute to future-building, and what would that look like? Does archaeology have to be scholar-activism to achieve the goal of making the past matter (to whom) (for what)? Furthermore, these concerns have moved from the realm of the rarely spoken and come to constitute a critical conversation in the field. A review of the scholarship from 2019 attests that archaeologists are having to reckon with present-day conditions and phenomena as they structure their research, delineate the material world, and affirm archaeology's relevance. PS: By reading the comments I think I'm actually lucky cos I got 3 prizes, + venice canal, bad thing is they are useless unless I get another 3 prizes that aren't upgrades.Post-modernity has a distinctly pre-apocalyptic feel to it, and this feeling has seeped into archaeology. Guess my neighbors got tired too, cos the games only show base prizes, well, can't blame them.

well, ain't gonna happen, rather save that scout option for an event I might actually get a full set or fully upgraded prize. Got to the scout province quest, given the amount of victory towers, boosts, x minute rush, plus the upgrades for buildings I don't have. I give up, It feels like I'm adding more things to inventory in the hope that one day they'll be useful, but that might also never happen. The set looks nice, but trying to get it is way too frustrating. No lvl 1 buildings except for the vendor. Getting upgrades before buildings, so far I got the mask vendor from line quest, and 3 upgrades for other buildings I don't have and probably will never have. Six hours rotation won't do for me, I work 9 hours and also sleep more than six hours.

Only been playing for about six months, so can't really comment on past years events.
