Many of us could/have be placed in positions like these fed workers were placed. How will we respond? #CRMarch https://t.co/i8x44hTRBD
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) February 7, 2017
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Many of us could/have be placed in positions like these fed workers were placed. How will we respond? #CRMarch https://t.co/i8x44hTRBD
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) February 7, 2017
Hi! I'm Becca: #archaeologist & #actuallivingscientist. Currently I #explore #wetlands to study #resistance to enslavement. #dresslikeawoman http://pic.twitter.com/XwNUi3tpba
— Becca Peixotto (@BeccaPeixotto) February 5, 2017
Slaves taken from the “rice coast” of Africa brought knowledge about the crop with them to the Americas. https://t.co/9GBGc9Yt01 http://pic.twitter.com/lKByLxDHz7
— SAPIENS (@SAPIENS_org) February 6, 2017
Talking about pubarch at a conference from behind an expensive paywall is not pubarch, that's just plain old elitism
— Lorna Richardson (@lornarichardson) February 6, 2017
next time you're at mcdonald's, be sure to try the new Existential Crisis Meal (you'll be lovin' it) http://pic.twitter.com/LhS7MhGYql
— Philosophy Matters (@PhilosophyMttrs) February 6, 2017
History is not whatever you make of it. Not all histories are equal. So be critical.
— Rob Hedge (@robhedge) February 5, 2017
New blog:https://t.co/O1kpxoQ1yC
RIP Ivor Noël Hume (1927-2017): Pioneer of London's post-war rescue archaeology, and (from 1957) founder of American historical archaeology http://pic.twitter.com/qj3UsCGiEg
— Dan Hicks (@ProfDanHicks) February 4, 2017