Toñi Campano

  Hello, today I am going to write about how my studies, specifically my career o my mayor can help make the world a better place. The first thing you should know is that to study anthropology you must love humans very much. But as the years go by, that love tends to fade. Therefore it is important to maintain and cultivate hope in humanity. I must confess that I have already lost it. For the same reason, I have decided to work with extinct populations.   I believe that one of the main ways to make people understand the importance of caring for the environment is to show what happened in the past. Also, if we can make them understand that we are just passing through and that there is a long history of occupation on this planet. Understanding present and past cultural diversity helps us to promote tolerance towards migrant populations. After all, the planet was populated by the constant movement of people.

  This picture isn´t mine, because I lost some photos of that trip. The landscape corresponds to the "Valle Frances" in "Torres del Paine". That National Park is beautiful, and an indisputable destination for trekking lovers. We traveled in the summer of 2014. We did the route called "O" which rus through the entire park, and this place is the most impressive. Also, it´isnt as crowed as other sectors. The big mountains, the ancient trees, glaciers, rivers and snow The remind me that nature is our mother and that the human is one more element of the nature.  This place means a lot to me, because I prepared to go. I did sports, I bought technical clothes and we organized the backpack very well. We walks between 15 and 20 km per day.  So you have to be very organized so as not to carry so much weight. Anyway, one can buy eat or rent tents or a bed, even pay someone to carry your things, but is very expensive. At that time buying an egg cost $500 and a beer (3...

Hi, today tell us about food that I really like, this is: “La Cazuela”. Is a typical Chilean food. It´s a soup that can have beef (ossobuco) or chicken with potatoes, rice, green beans, onions, garlic and parsley on top. I prefer with chiken. It´s very easy to do. You need some kind of meat, vegetables (pumpkin and corn obligatorily), water, and a big pot of course. The first step is brown the meat with the onion. Then you add the vegetables, rice and continue to gild, seasonings with salt and pepper (or secret ingredient). Later, you fill the pot with water and add the corn and the cut pumpkin. It´s easy to cook it, but making it tasty is difficult. I don´t cook it jijijiji.   My boyfriend´s mother makes it. I love it, because is a very complete meal and leaves you very satiated. It´s not recommended to eat it every day. Only a few times a month, has many calories.  

  Post 3: My Favorite Piece of Tecnology My favorite Piece of Tecnology is a G.P.S or   all of instrumentos that have Global Position System, smartphone incluyed.   When they became overcrowded, my life changed. 20 years ago, I saw the directions in the maps on “Páginas Amarillas” and was very complicated. Mi first and only G.P.S I have had, I bought it 15 years ago. Then, I bought a smartphone and download the APP Google Street and Waze. I had to buy it because it was very important for my job. Sometimes, we have to walk in the desert o forest with no signal. The G.P.S keep us from getting lost. Also, I used to drive the car and get everywehere without getting lost. I use it regularly, above all especially when I´m driving a car and I have to track the route for labor issues. Also, I use it for found archeaological sites. And I use a lot in on trips I like the G.P.S, because I can get everywhere in less time. I like it becouse I can find new trekking routes. Re...

  When I was thirteen, my history teacher she told to me about Anthropology. I loved the history of different cultures and Heritage. I was not Good at math neither in english, then mi future was in the social sciencies.   I studied a lot becouse entry score was high and a few places, only forty. In 2004 I entered at Anthropology in University of Chile. In 2008 I graduated from Physical Anthopology and worked digging burials in different places. I also directed two FONDART about heritage of pre-columbian people. I worked teaching the children the prehistory of Chile I was happy, but there´s not much work. In 2021, enter by special income for study Archeology. In there, I will learn more about materials and Research methods. Also, I discovered that my passion is digging. I hope to contribute to the knowledge of our roots.

Hi, I am María Antonieta Campano Núñez, can you tell me: Toñi, it´s my nickname. Now, I will tell you some things about me: I was born on a cold Sunday afternoon, in Santiago of Chile, on June 15, 1986. Yes, I´m not very young. Currently study my second career. It´s never too late to learn.   I studied Elementary and High school in Divina Pastora´s school, in Ñuñoa. It was a women-only school...very boring. Then, in 2004, I entered the university of Chile and studied physical antropology.   Once graduated, I worked hard in archeology, specifically in bioarcheology. In my family, we are four sisters, only women, I´m third sister. But, I have muy own family. I have a child, a three year old boy, and I live with him and my boyfriend. In my free time I like to read and paint with watercolors. Also, I love to walk in nature and know new places. My last artwork Me and my family