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We were very proud to have Veronica (@sun_peterson) represent the ACLQ Project in a fabulous session on Chinese Diaspora archaeology at #sha2020 in #Boston too!
Congrats Veronica on a wonderful paper. Congrats Chelsea Rose and Doug Ross on a fantastic session!
Hello All!
We're back from Winter Break and from #sha2020 in #Boston ! We had a great time presenting about the project!
Megan (@ArcheoGhostTown), Suzanne, Marco and Shane all presented on the ACLQ project or Stanford Archaeology!
Thank you as well to our amazing collaborators in the campus archaeology session Jeff, Autumn, and Stacey from MSU ( @capmsu) and Kate, Nikki, and Kelly from UMT (@AnthropologyUMT)! You guys are amazing and are doing fantastic research!!
More pictures are to come!
On the right is an Eternal Knot, representing the endlessness and connectedness of eternity. The knot is on the base, or underside, of the vessel - also a fairly usual placement.
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We just recently recovered this beautiful incised Chinese porcelain bowl rim! This is the first sherd we have found with this gorgeous decorative technique!
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This beautiful bowl with the Four Seasons Flowers design on it came out of the midden today!
Do any of you know what the symbol on the base and the symbol in the center of the interior are and what they mean?
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Here's a beautiful Bamboo pattern rice bowl fragment from the northern end of the midden.
We love finding sherds that have both the howl's rim and base, because we can learn so much about the original vessel that way!
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