The peripatetic itinerary of Lester Embree's long career has taken him to some of the less frequented corners of the academy and to some even more isolated locales beyond the ramparts. He is widely known for his contributions to several branches of phenomenology, but some of his colleagues in philosophy may be but vaguely aware that he has investigated and written extensively on philosophy in archaeology. In this chapter, I take the reader to this less-frequented quarter of Lester's philosophizing.