On a new #EarthEats, we speak with @a_keitlyn, an anthropological bio-archeologist who studies indigenous foodways of the past and present.
How does the way we eat shape our relationships with each other and with our environment?
Listen now:
https://t.co/Q1daezatVl
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HAPPENING TUE. (1/25) 12PM ET!
Join CRRES Affiliate Dr. Keitlyn Alcantara (@a_keitlyn) in her discussion, “Cultivating Community Comfort Foods,” in which she will discuss how foodways point to systemic and historic inequity. @IU_Anthropology
Register at https://t.co/cqax1U3DSg
Happy Pride!
Registrants can take this opportunity to revisit an amazing webinar: "Queer Archaeology and Archaeological Practice" by Gabriela Ore Menendez (@HijaDeIvoncita) of Vanderbilt University.
Check it out on the Special Access page: https://t.co/oD9ElsfOM3
Our article "Archaeological Perspectives on the Spanish-Aztec War on its Quincentennial" out now through tDAR
https://t.co/RXyVfGbtW5 with @a_keitlyn and Aurelio Lopez
Join us for a conversation on gardening and activism with Keitlin Alcantara, Olga Kalentzidou, and Lauren McCalister. They will discuss the growing of food and access to healthy food through the lenses of racial inequity, climate change, and health crises https://t.co/LLoVZUkb5T
@IU_Anthropology ANTH P380 “Prehistoric Diet and Nutrition” Virtual Gallery Walk, where students focused on creative ways to share their knowledge with the public 🧠 https://t.co/aGMtb4O24S