Post-Doc in Midwest Arch at the Illinois State Archaeological Survey. Interested in material science, New Materialism, really all things material. she/her
Tonight! Another installment of our @Samn_Seac virtual social hours from 6:30-8pm EST. No registration required just join in on the fun! (Updated) Zoom link in subtweet below. @SEACArchaeology@SEAC_SAC
Register here:
https://t.co/5xWi1Q8lS5
More info: https://t.co/Xrhn0IWhry
Like last time we will begin the virtual gathering in a main Zoom room, then randomly sort participants into smaller breakout rooms.
Zoom link will be sent out next week!
We're bringing back our Virtual Social Hours! Join us Friday Feb. 5th, 2021 from 6:30-8 PM EST.
All welcome, whether members of @SEACArchaeology or doing research in the US SE. This is an opportunity for students & early career scholars to network and meet new people in SE arch
What does @Samn_Seac do? Past activities paired mentors and interested mentees within @SEACArchaeology to foster relationships and build #networks for young scholars and #archaeologists working in the US Southeast. 1/5
Hello! We are the Southeastern Archaeological Mentoring Network (SAMN), an initiative within @SEACArchaeology and in partnership with @SEAC_SAC but hoping to spread beyond. Let us introduce ourselves. #archaeology#mentorship#networking 1/6
Oh it’s been one of those days where I came home, found 2 sharpers on my collar, one in my back pocket, and 3 pencils in my hair... #archaeologyproblems
The IAC is excited to announce our first co-sponsored webinar with @SbaArch@WennerGrenOrg @SAPIENS_org Reclaiming the Ancestors: #Indigenous and Black Perspectives on #Repatriation, Human Rights, and Justice on Sep 2 4 pm EDT Register:https://t.co/S4ciWc5p9X #archaeology
Today’s #IUatHome theme is #games.
Have you lovers of archaeology heard of @Archaeogaming, yet? I’m utterly fascinated by it and today seems like the perfect time to share!
My co-worker seems to think these tiny sherds are kibble... I can see the visual comparison, but must still bop on the nose regardless. #quarantinecats#workingfromhome#archaeology
Check out this virtual exhibit of the @GlennBlackLab of archaeology. Have a virtual walk-through, learn some things about the archaeology of the Midwestern US, and enjoy! https://t.co/MQeKOeGvo8
Actually, soaps do help. The virus is a self-assembled nanoparticle and the weakest link is the lipid bilayer. When you wash your hands with soap it dissolves the fatty membrane and the virus falls apart thus becoming “inactive”. Please wash your hands.
The newly launched #SmithsonianEdu campaign highlights 1.7 million online tools geared specifically toward students and teachers. https://t.co/QInRDMpqsp
Looking for online resources? The Georgia Indian Pottery website combines many sources of info together to form a digital resource for professional archaeologists. The collection includes hundreds of ceramic types from Georgia and some adjacent areas. https://t.co/CR0y7mg3hW
A year and a half ago, I created an online Basic Classical Nahuatl course. Thirteen, self-paced modules with narrated slides and exercises.
I'm now giving everyone free access to the course.
As you shelter in place, study a vital indigenous language.
https://t.co/ifPt4fUSlx