On the importance of context
Well, it looks like National Geographic have been busy reading ‘Introduction to Archaeology’, because they’ve finally clicked as to the importance of context – although I don’t quite think they’ve […]
Well, it looks like National Geographic have been busy reading ‘Introduction to Archaeology’, because they’ve finally clicked as to the importance of context – although I don’t quite think they’ve […]
If you have visited my blog recently you will have heard about the recent rage-inducer that is ‘Nazi War Diggers’. I posted up a quick rant yesterday, which in the […]
Dear National Geographic Channel, For producing a show with the “quest to hunt for relics and bodies”, I present to you this: Leaving these individuals buried and unidentified is a […]
Last week I attended a workshop ‘Using human remains in teaching and practicing archaeology: Intercultural perspectives’ at Bradford University. This was a follow-on workshop from last year’s ‘Using human remains […]
Self-explanatory.
Soz for the week out. The selection of links below includes all from the past week as usual and then just the highlights from the previous week (otherwise this round-up […]
You’ve probably heard a bit about ancient DNA – it’s been in the news a lot recently. DNA (or deoxyribonucleic acid) is a molecule that encodes the genetic instructions used […]
[Update: The response to Penny Darlings has been rather unexpected. One a scale of one to GIF, I’m about here: As a result of the level of interest in this […]