Work schmerk: Tantalising or traumatic? Zooming in on our WFH future – The Sydney Morning Herald

Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size
On October 19, 1957, at the cliff edge of Govetts Leap in the NSW Blue Mountains, one of the worlds most famous archaeologists disappeared. Vere Gordon Childe, 65, was the just-retired director of the University of Londons Institute of Archaeology, and arguably the founder of modern archaeology. He was so famous that a generation later, the action hero Indiana Jones was partly modelled on Childes round-spectacled, bow-tied, tweed-waistcoated …

Click here to view the original article.