The Not Quite Adventures of a Professional Archaeologist and Aspiring Curmudgeon. Friday, May 2, 2014. Re-thinking A Post - Feminist Archaeology. So, the post that originally took up this spot was on feminist archaeology. Wednesday, April 30, 2014. So, You Want to be an Archaeologist. I have, since starting this blog, received several emails from people asking how they can become archaeologists, or what to expect if they enter the field as professionals. It dawned on me .

Asymp; Leave a comment. Well that was a longer break than I thought. The original plan was to type up the summary of the weekend as soon as I got home but the home trip took a lot longer than I thought. Holidays now though, so here I am. So, what was the weekend like? We stayed at the YHA at the Rocks.

Publications and Citations on Microsoft Academic Search. My publications on MS Academic Search. A profile across a barrow using LiDAR. Welcome to Archaeogeomancy, digital heritage specialists. Founded in 2013 by Paul Cripps. Archaeogeomancy provides a range of services. Imaging, web and data management.

On the Archaeology of Japan, East Asia, and an Occasional Tangent. Page, and they are all licensed with a. The RAW files are available for anyone who wants to go a bit deeper in playing with the images. Enjoy! September 26, 2017. This transition also gives me a chance to finally start writing more on a regular basis. I have a lot of plans for additional co.

Friday, May 24, 2013. Between May 2011 and July 2011, I curated a collection of about 200 dental artifacts for the Country Doctor Musem and Laupus Health Sciences Library. The collection had been donated by Dr. , a very kind and generous man who I had the privilege of meeting and interviewing regarding the collection. I hope you enjoy learning about the collection as much as I did! Posted by Whitney Petrey.

Where Archaeology and Reality Meet! The Lost History of Ancient America Review. This problematic hypothesis tries to claim that the first humans in America came not via the Bering Strait Land Bridge from Asia, but across the ocean from Europe.

The Wikipedia language conference is back, a.

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