#Archaeological

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

Aw yeah. #cocotwistory in , , ... First, the coconut is a lie. It isn't a nut. It's a drupe, a stonefruit or berry, but instead of eating the fruit

Dr. Michael B.C. Rivera 趙凱聰

riveramichael

I can’t keep count of the times I’ve been told “I hear you” and “I’m sorry” since May. All regular conversation I used to have with these white people about

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ARIOSOPHY

1 RT = 1 Recent Discovery, Revelation, or Dispelled Misconception Regarding NEANDERTHALSThe biggest misconception is that the evolution of a species necessitates its extinction, the descendants of Neanderthals are still

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cedarsageskoden

It’s #SettlerSaturday and Canada is a shit show. Here is a thread of all of the ongoing attacks on Indigenous folks and how you can support them. 1. The Mi’kma’ki

Krishna Priya

Krishna_Priiya

A gem of Ganga Dynasty ...Even mentioned in Sthala Purana..called as Dakshina Kaasi or Vaaranaasi of South India. The Srimukhalingeswara temple !!@LostTemple7 @vivekagnihotri This is Trinity of temples, it includes Madhukeswara,

Father Smashmas

FSmashmas

alright, so the recent #archaeology news of an Egyptian sarcophagus being opened has shown me how few folks understand the difference between an archaeologist and a looter, so lemme talk

Durotriges Project

Durotrigesdig

We’re thinking about reconstruction paintings this #HillfortsWednesday and this one of the gate to Llanmelin Iron Age hillfort #Monmouthshire @museum_cardiff is one of our absolute favouritesPainted in 1940 by the

Susanna 🕷️

IndigenousAI

murdering genocidal monster Junipero Serra is trending after getting his statue righteously torn down but you know who should be trending? the Ohlone people who are STILL HERE & still

Sarah DEMOCRACY IS BACK Parcak

indyfromspace

OK HERE WE GO: A virtual tour of Egypt's extraordinary archaeological and heritage sites, in 3D, courtesy of @TourismandAntiq as promised. Lets start with the sites of Cairo and Saqqara,

Prof Susan Oosthuizen

DrSueOosthuizen

#FunWithLandscape THREAD. #Greens are found in settlements all over the British Isles. Some like this small triangular area at Haslingfield are clues to once-larger, less well-groomed areas. Here’s a way

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread: This is a very strange object. Hydria. Kerameikos, Athens, Archaeological Museum in Athens. 660-580 BC. https://www.latsis-foundation.org/content/elib/book_2/kerameikos_en.pdf Why is it strange? Well, the vessel's body is divide

Ma’at

surimana16

Archaeological evidence shows that education in ancient Egypt was similar to modern education. Images show children seated, and the instructor seated at front in a large desk. In Anc. Egypt

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nutaellabrownie

Tamil & Korean: Two Languages That Are Much More Similar Than They Seem To Be (A thread)~ Cultural ties between the two countries date back to the first century when

Disco Darling

darling_disco

It seems like it might be a timely moment to share some links on diversity within the Regency Period - not only to share some knowledge but also to celebrate

Gareth Harney

OptimoPrincipi

1) It's easy to forget that the ancient world was made up of real people with familiar hopes and fears; where life for many was a daily struggle against poverty,

Flint Dibble 🍖🏺📖

FlintDibble

We often think of life 6,000 years ago as short, nasty, and brutish. The site of Gourimadi reveals how innovative people were at the end of the Stone AgeThis archaeology