Its 5:30pm and #pgca2019 is officially done! A massive thank you to everyone who attended, speakers and delegates it wouldn't have happened without all of you and the amazing support @GUARD_Archaeol@hunterian@UofGlasgowASC and @UofGWarstudies Thank you and goodnight!
If you enjoyed the #WTOStakeover yesterday, and are looking for more from the presenters and @UofGBattleArch, then have a look at the review of the recent @pgca2019 conference which features more on their work. https://t.co/gqow4iGK61
Hello! I’m excited to share today a brief overview of the research I did for my MLitt in Conflict Archaeology/Heritage at the University of Glasgow @UofGBattleArch. My name is Samantha Blair Schwartz and you can follow me @sbchwartz_ Let’s get started! #WTOStakeover (1/13)
#WTOStakeover Hello, I'm @LaingGarrett, another one of @UofGlasgow's Conflict Archaeology and Heritage bunch. I'll be discussing a public reinterpretation of Soviet monuments. Let's dive right in, shall we?
#WTOStakeover Hello! I’m @ArturStasiek. For my masters dissertation I examined the conflicted heritage of WWII camps in the Chicago area, which this thread of tweets is based on. My website (in development): https://t.co/kalE4zfUOw
#WTOStakeover is starting again.
1/Hello, I’m @ArchConflict and I'm Belgian. I am a graduate of the @UofGBattleArch. Today, I will be presenting the work I have been doing around the journal of Lucienne Vervotte who was a Belgian refugee during the 1940 Exodus.
Another @UofGBattleArch student @KurtReadman talking about the use of relious buildings in warfare. Much like Castles, Scottish churches combine military and domestic architecture.
1) #WTOStakeover Hi! I’m @KurtReadman, another graduate of @UofGlasgow’s Conflict Archaeology + Heritage gang. Some light lunch reading for you. I’m sharing some of my work into the diverse roles of Scottish churches in conflict from the medieval to the early modern period.
1. Monuments to individuals involved in conflicts are everywhere in our societies, but have often become flashpoints in the past few years. For examples, statues of Confederate generals in the USA, or those involved in colonial conflicts in Australia
Thanks for following along with the first #WTOStakeover for the day. Next up will be @ArchConflict at 11:00am UK time to talk about recontextualising and visualising the journal of Lucienne Vervotte.
Some of the students who presented at #pgca2019 last year are taking part in the #WTOStakeover today. Of you missed the conference or want to see more head on over to @stuffofwar and follow.
Today's posts on War Through Other Stuff are brought to you by the 2019 graduating class of the Master's in Conflict Archaeology & Heritage at @UofGlasgow @UofGBattleArch. I'm @clarenceb30 and will be kicking things off with my research about statue parks and relocating monuments
gonna be sharing a bit of my masters research tomorrow at noon CDT. ask me questions, share hot takes & engage! i changed my profile pic from an egg for this ✨ #WTOStakeover
@pgca2019 @talkingpiffle @SophieMMcMilla1@JofConflictArch Just to add - this paper should now be free to access for a limited time so all attendees can get a chance to read it.
Really pleased to have the conference I organised end up being reviewed in the Journal of Conflict Archaeology. Still dream of getting am article in it, but I'll settle for being mentioned. Thanks @talkingpiffle and @SophieMMcMilla1 for adding some fantatic output to the event.
We are delighted that the #PGCA2019 Conference has been given an excellent review by @talkingpiffle & @SophieMMcMilla1 published in @JofConflictArch. We couldn't think of a better legacy for the conference than this. Thanks to everyone involved 1/4
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Very grateful to @talkingpiffle and @SophieMMcMilla1 for their review of the recent @PGCA2019 conference, featured in current edition of @JofConflictArch.
I thoroughly enjoyed being able to share my #StrathEdD research at this event...
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