Hey #archaeotwitter any mutuals know someone who works at the @britishmuseum I have a couple questions! #Archaeology
— Paulina the PhD Candidate (now w/ more character) (@punuckish) January 24, 2018
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Hey #archaeotwitter any mutuals know someone who works at the @britishmuseum I have a couple questions! #Archaeology
— Paulina the PhD Candidate (now w/ more character) (@punuckish) January 24, 2018
Join us @AmericanU for a discussion on the place of #podcast in academia and beyond with @osteoarchaeo from @ArchPodNet. #podernfamily #Scicomm https://t.co/ngMaOHcYLr pic.twitter.com/4aDxEhUvHt
— Women in Archaeology (@WomenArchys) January 25, 2018
From the beginning, one of Feminism's major goals was to win economic freedom or material freedom for women. Under capitalism, such freedom can only be for the bourgeois. Which is why the most radical/complete feminism is socialist.
— Zero Books (@Zer0Books) January 23, 2018
"We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings."
— Jacobin (@jacobinmag) January 23, 2018
Rest in power, Ursula Le Guin. pic.twitter.com/U1TK16Kviq
Yes, I'm indulging in nostalgia. #Raw25 https://t.co/zsbwaEFEId
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 23, 2018
Today is the day that I am reminded of all of the ways that #CRMarch is directly and indirectly affected by the #shutdown. My thoughts are with all those who are furloughed (employees and contractors).
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 22, 2018
No, there is still no conclusive, or honestly reliable evidence that Europeans made it to America first. Yes, I'm still calling @CBC on this, yes I still think it's irresponsible. #ancientamerica #archeology https://t.co/1SDNVuZpU8
— ArchyFantasies (@ArchyFantasies) January 18, 2018