Anna Barona

Cognitive archaeology PhD student @UniOfOxford working on material engagement theory, affordances, and pottery making.

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

@CatOBrien98 @MirandaCreswell @school_of_arch Such a fun project to get involved in! Thank you @MirandaCreswell @school_of_arch @CatOBrien98 for this brilliant chance to get more people engaged with cognitive archaeology over a cup of coffee ☕️

[James Barnes MSc., MA @psychgeist52]

My full-length essay for @aeonmag on the relational model, relational therapy & the challenge posed to the individualistic, Cartesian status quo in psychiatry & psychology.

Comments very welcome!

https://t.co/VA1mllnjPO

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

Thank you so much for having me @BigCrowGames! I had a blast 🦎

[Big Crow Games @BigCrowGames]

New Crow Jam video episode dropped! Thank you @anna_barona for being our guest. We made a flexible, reptilian dexterity game! Listen as a pod or watch here https://t.co/3iLVL6MmUk

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

@NeuroYogacara The full reference is Bailey, G. (2007). Time perspectives, palimpsests and the archaeology of time. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 16(2), 198-223.

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

@NeuroYogacara Not sure it’s exactly what you’re after, but there’s a nice paper in archaeology talking about how the material world is always a kind of palimpsest (temporal or otherwise) & what challenges this introduces for interpreting archaeological material, esp. on longer timescales!

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

Beautiful interweaving of the sounds, rhythms, materials and vibrant landscapes of hand-making...

[Aeon Magazine @aeonmag]

A globetrotting ode to local artisans celebrates cultural creation and taps into the innate human fascination with making | Psyche Films https://t.co/PV9doAMMsy

[IN_TOUCH_UCL @IN_TOUCH_UCL]

Our new guest blog post by artist Hannah Rowan features a transcript & video from a performance in the #Arctic Circle, where tactile interactions with ice explore #touch longing, distance & loss in relation to the melting ice https://t.co/PUHlOjKbFO

[Maria-Danae Koukouti @DanaeKoukouti]

Just published!
Making hands and tools: steps to a process archaeology of mind https://t.co/ktssDWtRNr
#LambrosMalafouris #cognitive #archaeology #mind #MET @UniofOxford @school_of_arch #Creative #Evolution #Anthropology @WorldArchaeo

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Detail from Wazir Khan Mosque (1642). Lahore, Pakistan. (Instagram: aabbiidd)

[Journal of Art in Society @artinsociety]

The breath of this singing male red-wing blackbird condenses into smoke rings in the frigid Virginia morning air, backlit by the rising sun, in this memorable image by Kathrin Swoboda (2019 Audubon Photography Awards) https://t.co/6vyQPWyJCb

[Catherine O'Brien @CatOBrien98]

Really excited to be tuning in to this today, and I can’t wait to share my own presentation on Covid, Clay and the Digital tomorrow!

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

A great opportunity and a fantastic charity!

[ProjectChange @ProjChangeScot]

EXCITING NEWS🥳! We're looking for a development officer to join our growing team, and help build the care community. The closing date is 30th of September! We especially welcome applications from people with care experience

https://t.co/A2nlkDNluF

[Anne Louise Avery @AnneLouiseAvery]

"With his horns / a snail slowly scrawls / a hesitant letter”

「蝸牛やその角文字のにじりがき　蕪村」

Snail by Saitô Shôshû and poem by Buson from the series Postcards of Haikai Poetry (Haikai ehagaki), Late Meiji era. @mfaboston

[Tom Froese, Embodied Cognitive Science Unit (ECSU) @DrTomFroese]

The latest issue of Adaptive Behavior has been published! This time we have a special issue on "4E cognition in the Lower Palaeolithic". Nice to see key players and up-and-coming researchers in cognitive archaeology develop more embodied approaches! 😃 https://t.co/v3yIRKbbYe

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

An interesting read and one that makes a lot of sense from a 4E cognitive perspective. Lockdown brain fog is a good example of the extended mind and the agency of the environment in shaping how we think, remember, and feel.

[The Guardian @guardian]

Brain fog: how trauma, uncertainty and isolation have affected our minds and memory https://t.co/YgEdQDHv1a

[Philosophy of Situated Cognition @philos_sc]

Hey, we host a workshop with the title "Methodology of Situated Cognition Research" via Zoom on the 3rd & 4th March (Start: 11am CET). Julien Kiverstein, Beate Krickel, Manuel Heras-Escribano and others (10 philosophers in total) will give 25mins presentations.

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

@sofiakarlsson95 Wait a second, isn’t that just your regular weekly to-do list??

[Anna Barona @anna_barona]

This is such a great resource! Archaeology datasets for those whose PhDs have been affected by Covid.