Two bodies revolves around perceiving micro-shifts happening in the landscape, that are usually not noticed. We tend to see our environment as immutable in itself, a still slate that we can mould and build on. These two human beings discover the landscape as archaeologists, using their sensory abilities as instruments. Archaeologists do not study the meaning of the landscape by interpreting the many layers of its representation but by digging deeper and deeper into it. Meaning can be allocated to and discovered in the landscape if only we would know how to pay attention to it. Rust does not discuss methods or findings of archaeological research. Instead, it suggests an answer to the question, 'What does archaeology study?' by focusing on the transient nature of the landscape and with that of ourselves.


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