KiltedLady

I got more of a meth addict vibe.

South America! I would love to see you guys take on Patagonia or the altiplano.

Thanks for doing an AMA, I did a pretty big research project on the Khmer Rouge a while ago and watched your documentary as part of it. I have a few questions:

-How is the music of Cambodia doing today? I know most musicians were killed by the Khmer Roug,e but is is starting to pick up again? Are traditional instruments taught in schools?

-Do you do speaking engagements while in the US?

-Where were you the day DK took over the Phnom Penh?

-A lot of regular people committed horrible atrocities against their neighbors during those years. Is the overall attitude in Cambodia (or in the regions you work) towards them one of forgiveness or something else? I've read stories about people who aren't exactly punished but are just ignored by the people who they hurt. Have you had any experience in situations like this?

Thanks again!

I have a question for both of you - if you were given the opportunity, what other archaeological site (UK or worldwide) would you be most interested in working with and why?