@cjdenial This is part of me line of research for my diss…there are several women who worked on their husbands archaeological projects…most notably Agatha Christie.
National Register Archeology 101: Evaluating the Significance and Integrity of Archeological Resources
When: Friday, May 3, 2024, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Where: Ohio History Center, 800 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, OH 43211, and online via Zoom
https://t.co/he1eAzm9If
Shakerite history, unfolding by the minute. A dozen reporters and editors are in the newsroom on a day off to cover the vote. Thanks to Principal @ericjuli for requisite election night pizza. https://t.co/CrQWiZzGug
Today's #ScienceAdviser includes a behind-the-story look at my article for @ScienceMagazine Careers on Friday about how women faculty feel pushed out of academia. Plus the cascading effects of cicadas, a brain-mimicking computer chip, and more: https://t.co/6vVPwYoqYU
1/Latest WSJ Opinion piece on why sex is "binary" by @SwipeWright is another reason why people really need to learn about biology in general and human biology in particular. Here are just a few lines that are factually incorrect from the piece:
Bertha Yeawas “Birdie” Parker Pallan was the first female Native American archaeologist. She discovered, excavated & documented the pueblo site of Scorpion Hill. At Gypsum Cave, she discovered the then earliest record of human habitation in North America. https://t.co/A9ZDoHCglF
Archaeology equipment can be expensive that often burdens students more than we expect. Help students and colleagues to work in a safe environment with adequate equipment.
Give if you can, request if you need help.
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