Masters of Archaeological and Evolutionary Science completed!! Thank you @ArchAnthANU for having me and for exposing me to an amazing cohort of archaeologists and teachers/ supervisors (inlc.@ArchaeoBen10)
Very exciting evening tonight @ccwm_sydney with the launch of the book ‘Speak My Name’ with @SydneyUniPress Get a copy now https://t.co/thCO8SzuW9 or at the CCWM shop
My first sole-authored paper and the first paper from my PhD has just been published in @JournalCAA, ‘After the Revolution: A Review of 3D Modelling as a Tool for Stone Analysis' (OA). https://t.co/etjEEWolBH 1/7
What do you do with over 700 fossil shark teeth? You make a shark out of it! What an incredible haul and what a valuable resource this expedition has been for paleo shark science!
#RVInvestigator#InvestigatingtheIOT
These cervical vertebræ from dead horses and cows are all painted in the image of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. Whether these examples of British #FolkArt were made by devout Methodists or by scornful drunkards is unclear. #31DaysOfHalloween#Gothtober#OfDarkAndMacabre
@osteo_clo@anumakerspace I found this one online, there's lots of open source 3d prints. This one I found on Thingiverse but the Smithsonian and British Museum also have stl files to freely download
I have started learning how to 3D print and I couldn't resist printing a Lewis Chess Piece. Thank ypu @anumakerspace for enabling creativity and exploration into such fun tech!
I’ve seen a wide range of finds bags from all over the country the past two weeks and so I must ask: can someone please do a study of finds bag labels in museum archives in order to peer into the minds of archaeologists? #museumarchive#archaeology#DiggingForBritain
We’ve been working with material from Papua New Guinea for the past 3 years. One of the most diverse, fascinating, unexplored places on the planet. A first publication led by @ArchAnthANU and @FLINArchaeology out today https://t.co/ia5wwLFkb2
Just a reminder that, while there is no such thing as a "scientifically accurate mermaid," there IS such a thing as a scientifically accurate unicorn: Elasmotherium, a 5-ton extinct Eurasian rhino that would've coexisted with our Neantherthal ancestors for many millennia.
Altai Archaeology 2022 field season is off to a busy start... Stay tuned for more on our recent discoveries from the ice soon 🏔️@nationalmuseum1@CUBoulder
At first we were concerned when an adult-sized ewok costume appeared on our expense report, but then we remembered our cultural anthropologist is doing participant observation with furries.