@citrusdayss@UW_Archy269 It makes me think about different ephemeral events I've attended personally, and the important meanings I have taken from them. Ephemeral moments can be some of the most important and treasured of our lives! What ephemeral events have all of you attended? @UW_Archy269
@citrusdayss@UW_Archy269 With so many people arriving, a huge area in front of the stage had to be clear, pushing the merch booths further out to the periphery! This is a great example of how the conditions on the ground during an ephemeral event are often more important than any prior planning.
@citrusdayss@UW_Archy269 Absolutely! And when Woodstock ended great effort was made to erase its impact from the landscape. No permanent structures were erected, and almost all of the trash was cleaned up afterwards!
@UW_Archy269 My favorite movie, cannot recommend it enough, its the story of a life lived across continents, interrupted by war, the story of an artist who's work was discarded and lost for decades but has now been rediscovered by the popular imagination #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269 My favorite place in Seattle is definitely the Aquarium, it always makes me feel peaceful and happy, and is associated with good memories. I like to bring dates there! #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269@jason_p_deleon I found myself really struck by the story of the dead woman the author took pictures of in the desert, while I can understand her reasoning it bothered me that she didn't seem to consider what the woman would have wanted. #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269 Over the pandemic I have found my home-space becoming increasingly entrapping, leaving me with bad feelings. I recently repainted my room to new colors I liked better and this had a great impact, I want to paint the rest of my space now! #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269 The case study on the Spanish civil war had numerous examples where investigating the past had clear political ramifications in the present. The paper argued that archaeologists should focus their efforts where most useful, and avoid politicization of memory. #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269@capmsu I learned that masks may help mark a distinct material 'covid era' which is both exciting and terrifying! Great guest lecture! #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269 Since I'm stuck inside mostly I've been going back to one of the older forms of material culture- books! I've been reading Sartre's 'Between Existentialism and Marxism' and 'The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect' by Roger Williams- that one started as an E-Book! #UW_Archy269
@UW_Archy269 Archaeology is the practice of studying human material culture and its historic remains. Archaeology can give us insights that history sometimes leaves out, including insights into the day to day lives of everyday people in the past. I love archaeology! #UW_Archy269