Galen Rabell, a 2012 Emerging Explorer, (0) IS not your average archaeologist. By using satellite imagery she came 1 Egyptian sites, such as tombs, temples, entire urban areas, which have been lost through the passage of time. Rabell has been involved in archaeology for many, many years, 2 which time she has been in love with ancient Egypt. Although she cannot recall what exactly drew her 3, she does remember one precise experience. It was not 4 a personal interest in Egyptology that drew her to the world of maps, satellites, and long-lost ruins. Rabell's grandfather, a professor of forestry at the University of Maine, was a pioneer in 5 tools to map forested areas. After spending weekends with her grandfather examining overlapped aerial photographs through a stereoscope, she decided to take 6 remote sensing by going to college. Rabell suggests that students who are interested in archaeology 7 take tons of science classes, like geology, chemistry, physics, biology, remote sensing. Taking tons of science classes will give them an edge in 8 of getting into graduate school.