The new archaeology »
It ain’t Lew Binford’s world: Decolonising Theory: Centering Traditional Knowledge within Indigenous Theorising Within the academy theory has been historically constructed in ways that have maintained the centrality of Western thinking. This has been…
Apr 27 2011 / Read More »The end of an era »
The end of the line: Last typewriter factory left in the world closes its doors It’s an invention that revolutionised the way we work, becoming an essential piece of office equipment for the best part of a century. But after years of sterling service,…
Apr 26 2011 / Read More »Another cemetery project »
I came across the St. Michael’s Project while looking into demographics references for cemetery data. Pretty cool site. I opened up…
Apr 26 2011 / Read More »Cemetery assistance »
I’ve been going through the data and decided to try to get sex/gender anyway. I hadn’t originally planned on collecting it because…
Apr 26 2011 / Read More »On the coast »
Archaeological research gives glimpse of life on Maine coast An archaeological research project focusing on the food remnants left…
Apr 26 2011 / Read More »The curse of the mummy’s. . . .trumpet? »
The curse of Tut’s trumpets When British Egyptologist Howard Carter first opened the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922, he found two trumpets—the…
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