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what kind of historian travels

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Thank you comment icon Hi Chris, I think that there are many types of historians that travel. I would want to know from you - what do you mean by travel? Do you want to go to foreign countries or do you want to stay closer to home? Do you see travel as getting on a plane or driving in a car or even going out on an archaeological dig? Even if you live in a city where you can learn about the history of your choice, travel can be about digging into old books or seeing places where history happened. Gloria Gloria Ortiz
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Kristine’s Answer

History and travel are a match made in heaven. As a history fan and travel bug, I would recommend focusing on our area/ region to become a master of history. Say for example, if you like Roman history then travel focus would be around where Roman civilization was concentrated (Rome, Byzantine/ Turkey, Gaul/ France, etc.)
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Dianne’s Answer

There are some excellent history shows on the Smithsonian and History channels. The presenters are historians who travel to the location they are presenting. I recommend starting to watch the History & Smithsonian channels to see what it would be like to travel as a historian. You would first need to become an expert in a historical topic and that would normally require at least a Master degree in history.
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