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If you were looking for Patrick Hunt as a young boy, you would have often
found him high up in a favorite tree with a book. He discovered Bach as a
young teenager and taught himself to play Bach’s Two-Part Inventions on the piano because his family could not afford music lessons. Now his love of teaching and creative ventures form a strong signature for his life.
Patrick has followed several of his life-long dreams - archaeologist,
writer, historian – while teaching the last eighteen years at Stanford University. (...read more) |
Hannibal Expedition - National Geographic Society 2008
Patrick Hunt, Director. Since 1994, the Stanford Alpine Archaeology Project has explored, excavated and conducted first-hand archaeological research in the Alps. In addition to ongoing excavation in the Grand-St-Bernard pass between Switzerland and Italy, at least every other year we have tracked Hannibal’s passage through the Alps in 218 BCE with his army of men and elephants to the astonishment of the Romans. Each summer we have tracked Hannibal’s historic route through the Alps using the accounts of Polybius and Livy as our source texts...
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Patrick was a featured scholar on the National Geographic Explorer TV program " Death of the Ice Man" premiered on April 1, 2008.
Patrick has been one of the featured scholars on several documentary TV productions from 2006-2009, including PBS, History Channel... (more)
 May, 2008 published on Patrick's Hannibal Expedition |
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