Sensational(ised) Supernatural Skeletons
October is my favourite month. That is despite the fact that it is also the month where I go all Jekyll and Hyde with outbursts of nerd-rage directed at all […]
October is my favourite month. That is despite the fact that it is also the month where I go all Jekyll and Hyde with outbursts of nerd-rage directed at all […]
Welcome to the very first blogpost about the Working Group for Best Practice in Digital Osteology. If you’re looking for some background on this subject, please give this a read. […]
A few weeks ago I presented at the British Association for Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology (BABAO) Annual Conference in Sheffield. Rather than present on my PhD research, as I’ve done […]
At the beginning of this month I attended the European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting in Glasgow. One of the papers I presented was in a round-table session run by […]
Wow. I have let the blog slide a little bit, eh? No posts for two months. I would apologise, except for the fact that I write this blog in my […]
This is Part IV. Here are Part I, Part II, Part III. This post brings me back to the reason I started writing this series, initially inspired by Disclosing Disability: […]
[Thanks to the #SciArt Twitter week for giving me the kick I needed to take the photos needed for this post, which has been sitting in my drafts folder for… […]
It would appear that a lot of people are actually interested in the accurate reporting of research results. YOU HEAR THAT ‘THE MEDIA’? Therefore, I want to take this opportunity […]
If there is something that pervades the last few millennia more than the plague, it must certainly be sensationalist stories about it. The only difference now is that instead of […]
I think about terminology quite a lot. So much so, that I am participating in a roundtable session at a conference in September on ‘terminology in funerary archaeology’, being run […]