And so, looking at it from an archaeological point of view, the Danube civilization...

My dad teaches archaeology at college.

Before that, I'd spent the two years after getting my license surfing archaeology buffs' websites and blogs online.

Hello, may I speak to Dad... er... Mr. Kusakabe?

He's a archaeology professor. He's kind, and he cooks and sews well.

Actually, we belong to the Archaeological Society.

Actually, we in the Archaeological Society

Actually, we're with the Archaeological Society.

...identifies important places from an archaeological standpoint, such as ancient ruins and churches.

I'm not good with archeology, especially of those things with "super" in front of them.

Actually, the Archaeological Society received word from the expedition, but by the time we got there, it was too late.

Professor Vairmont Jonne, Oxenfurt University, Faculty of Applied Archaeology.

A few years ago, an archaeological expedition arrived in Toussaint from Castel Graupian. They questioned my master about the elven ruins at Termes. He warned them of the danger there and recommended they take Adon as an escort.