Elizabeth Bollwerk

Archaeologist who loves museums, maps, collections, technology and wants to help others love these things as much as I do! Views expressed are my own.

[SEAC @SEACArchaeology]

A Special Issue of Horizon & Tradition, regarding the SEAC Image Policy, is out now. Check your email, or access the newsletter directly: https://t.co/G1QvEpToIh

#Archaeology #SEAC

[Khadene Harris @khadene_harris]

Today!

[Khadene Harris @khadene_harris]

Hi friends, I’m giving a talk next Thursday 5/25 at the International Center for Jefferson Studies as a part of my fellowship here. Drop by or tune in via zoom. I’ll be happy to see you either way!

https://t.co/7UoyuJ2hDI

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

If you are ever in Suriname I highly recommend a visit to the Bakkie Museum. You can check them out online too:

[DAACS @DAACSORG]

Another entry from the 🇸🇷 Suriname travel log! @ebollwer and @Lindsay_Bloch also toured Museum Bakkie, (https://t.co/DjNGIlqoVh) which tells the story of the Plantage Reynsdorp, an 18th c. Dutch coffee plantation, now owned by Marsha Morman and her husband Bas Spek. 1/

[DAACS @DAACSORG]

While in 🇸🇷Suriname @ebollwer and @Lindsay_Bloch visited a few sites to learn more about Amerindian cultural history, the establishment and growth of Jewish settlements, and the history of African enslavement, marronage, and emancipation.
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[DAACS @DAACSORG]

Curious about what DAACS has been up to?

@ebollwer and @Lindsay_Bloch just returned from Suriname, working with Dr. Cheryl White
and others to provide training + resources for historic material culture as part of the @UN
Int’l Decade for People of African Descent
#archaeology 1/

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

Thanks @bhajournal for making this #OpenAccess and to @archaeomap for her excellent editorial leadership on the special issue.

[Bulletin of the History of Archaeology @bhajournal]

#MostCitedMondays! Number 8⃣ on our #MostCited for 2022: From Cultural Complexes to Complex Social Topography: A History of Spatial Approaches to Native Cultural Landscapes in the Middle Atlantic, by Elizabeth Bollwerk (https://t.co/fG3Px40FS9)

[Archaeology at Monticello @MonticelloArchy]

Please help us get out the word about the Monticello-UVA Archaeological Field School. In addition to a 50% discount from UVA tuition rates, this year we are able to offer $1,000 stipends to all admitted students to help with remaining costs.

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

What say you fellow archaeologists?

[Lindsay Bloch @Lindsay_Bloch]

Archaeologists: What do you call corroded nails? See pic below for reference.

[Archaeology at Monticello @MonticelloArchy]

Please help us get the word out. Thank you! More information here:
https://t.co/iK7iR6KT7S

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

@FraserNeiman Does this mean we need to update our dept code that's on GitHub? 😁

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

@AM_Davenport I saw one just hanging out by the Mont Alto entrance when leaving yesterday. I wonder if it's the same one or if we are being invaded 😁

[archaepaperswithcode @archpaperscode]

There are now 277 #archaeology papers that include #rstats code, with 45 published in 2022. You can see the full list here: https://t.co/YHdJJ6bY6h

[Chris Stantis, PhD @ChrisStantis]

Archaeology lets us explore what it means to be human, but its shaped by who gets to participate.
On 13 Oct, five Black archaeologists will discuss their experiences & the importance of community engagement, capacity building & inclusivity
#AccessingArch
https://t.co/EsghV89y9S

[🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk]

debugging strategy: write a message asking for help

[Monticello @TJMonticello]

"We have and will continue to present an honest history of all aspects of Monticello and Jefferson’s life and legacy."

A statement from Monticello president Leslie Greene Bowman: https://t.co/VHlg6cAcbw

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

@Lindsay_Bloch 😍

[Elizabeth Bollwerk @ebollwer]

A great opportunity! Please spread the word.

[Fairfield Foundation @fairfieldfound]

Internship opportunity!!! This is for tribal members aged 18-30 to assist with the planning and protection of the sacred native site of Werowocomoco in Yorktown, VA, as well as gain experience working with the National Park Service.