PhD, #bioanthro, #bioarchaeology, population history through skeletal analysis 💀 Our similarities make us human, our differences make us unique. #OsteoFacts
The pressure to publish can lead to unethical research practices and a lack of focus on quality over quantity. Let's prioritize integrity in academic research and not just the number of publications.
@The_Noxxi Noxxi, you are amazing and I love your content! You are the meme queen and one of my favorite GW2 content creators. Not only do you produce great videos for your channel, but you also are the best video editor for GW2 creators. That is not a nobody, you are top tier.
Yesterday, a racist came onto our thread and said that "archaeology used to be a white male swashbuckling adventurous profession". (Yes, we can hear your groans from here) So here are some amazing people that defined the field, but aren't talked about enough🧵
@TheBcellArtist In bioanth, at least, postdocs have become so specialized and procedure driven that I find I'm not qualified for them. If PIs want fellows, they need to be open to training them on software, hardware, and lab work. PS: I'm desperate for work/would love to do a postdoc...
I want there to be a resource for archaeologists to determine appropriate wages and opinions of CRM companies. I am hoping with enough sharing we may be able to gain a foundational understanding for upcoming and professional archaeologists in the field.https://t.co/J9hNYJtg0y
@HollyDunsworth If I refer to them/their work multiple times and I cannot find their preferred pronouns, I will generally use their name and "the author" so that it's not repetitive. Occasionally I'll use they/them.
I had a dream last night that my boss called me and when I answered I spoke in Korean. He doesn't know Korean. I wish I could speak Korean as well in my waking hours as I did in that dream.
There's a big reality gap right now between people who are actively staying on top of COVID research & those who just trust the current guidelines. There's no judgment here, but I'd like to try to communicate the worldview of the former based on what we know about COVID now:
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If we wanted to learn to live with COVID, we could have:
-improved ventilation
-provided free N95s
-expanded PCR testing
-increased vaccine uptake
-upgraded vaccine passports/mandates
-legislated 10 paid sick days for workers
This is surrendering to COVID, not living with it.
This community-based resource aims to share information & to provide resources for #forensicanthropology practitioners & students. Further, the information shared here is aimed at fostering collegiality and furthering efforts to diversify the discipline: https://t.co/8oyMvAtIP0
Dear students,
I don't pace the lab to spy on you. I've just learned there's a slice of your population that won't ask me for help unless I happen to be beside them.
Many individuals in archaeological contexts are known to have survived the procedure as evidenced by the bone healing around the hole. #OsteoFacts#bioanthro#bones
Trephination is when an artificial hole is made in the cranial vault (brain case). The practice began in ancient times in multiple locations around the world, & is thought to be a treatment for headaches, mental illness, etc. #OsteoFacts#bioanthro#bones