My new paper dropped in @J_F_Archaeology about lithic analysis at Neolithic al-Khayran in Jordan & what it tells us about guarding against risk in newly emergent agricultural economies. Free download for the 1st 50 https://t.co/7AkP2z6m2f
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New Article: @mvkroot studies the shift from foraging to farming in early Neolithic SW Asia. Analysis of al-Khayran’s lithics in Jordan reveals blade reduction, cereal production, & tool caching, highlighting adaptive mobility for agricultural risks.
@sm9eb These words are too kind. The things I learned from @sm9eb while working on this project have always stayed with me. It was such wonderful guidance on both how to make methodological decisions in the field and how to run a project.
Great to see Yoro Moussou featured here. These images come from research led by myself & Cameron Gokee. You can read more about our work at Yoro Moussou below:
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Durant la traite atlantique, l’insécurité avait gagné certaines sociétés du Sénégal. Pour se défendre contre l’esclavage, les communautés choisirent de protéger leurs villages par des fortifications, se matérialisant sur les paysages par de ruines de murs en pierres et en banco.
@AmericanAir knowing my flight will be canceled but refusing to rebook me without a huge charge is ridiculous. About to miss an international conference over this
I don't post a lot about my wife @robingnelson on here, but I am so incredibly proud of her receiving this well deserved award. It is a reflection of her brilliance and dedication to her work.
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New roundtable Discussion! The Heritage Industry in the Valley of the Sun: Laws, ethics, stakeholders and employment. @PattMeeples @mvkroot@ASUTheCollege
https://t.co/G2Rzmhi3kl
Join us for a new talk and tour! "Akimel O’Odham Perspectives on Pueblo Grande in the Past and Present," Friday, Jan. 20. 1:30-3:30 p.m. @AZHumanities @PuebloGrande@CityofPhoenixAZ
https://t.co/PtyrDZ6QRd
The website also features several co-created multimedia projects, including our existing SCU Native History Virtual tour (https://t.co/ZOqNOkj4Hu) & a new interactive map showing the layered geographies of long-term Native presence in central Calif. https://t.co/6pNkxVaEuq
Super excited to see that this website is live after years of hard work by so many. Check it out, even if you aren't directly part of the @SantaClaraUniv community.
We are excited to share a new web resource dedicated to engaging Ohlone heritage @SantaClaraUniv and the SF Bay Area! Authored in collaboration with Muwekma Ohlone Tribe and Ohlone Indian Tribe leaders who trace their ancestry through Mission Santa Clara. https://t.co/FR4CedQhsR
Excited to get this in the mail today. Check out all the great chapters in this book including one by Cameron Gokee and me about our work in Senegal. Thanks also to Lydia Wilson Marshall for ushering it all through the editorial process.
Surprised & thrilled to see me and @LMPanich's article about campus archaeology & student stakeholders included in the @CambUP_Archaeo end of the year archaeological wrap up
Dean Press named Lee Panich, Anthropology, as the recipient of the Professor Joseph Bayma, S.J., Scholarship Award during yesterday's College Convocation! 🙌 Big congratulations @LMPanich! #SCUProud#BoldBroncos
In recognition and celebration of all the K-12, college, and university teachers returning to classrooms (virtually or in person) we offer a collection of @aap_saaorg articles written explicitly about classroom #archaeology teaching and tools: https://t.co/0dzG8R6lBg
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