#Archaeologists

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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I'll be live-tweeting for this event from my account starting at 1 PM Pacific US time / 4 PM Eastern https://twitter.com/IndigArchs/status/1300950254863310848 Hey all! We are hearing @potatokitty acknowledge Indigenous communities
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The historical evidence Ramayan clearly states that the location of Bhagwan Ram’s birthplace is on the banks of the Sarayu river in the city of Ayodhya. The exact site of
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#ThreadI will not try to prove that the two languages are different. But will try to prove that we all are same and that !#Hindu religion is oldest surviving, continuing
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Why the Book of Mormon couldn't be fiction: a threadDisclaimer: We love the Book of Mormon because of what we learn of Christ. We look for physical real world evidence
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The media reporting on the removal of orientalising and sexualising 19thC decorative arts outside an international 5 * hotel in Dublin has been disappointing. There have been many opinions on
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Come with me on a guided tour of the central stone circle at Stonehenge! This is an abridged version of the tour that I usually give to members and special
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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
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What a day for Australia's quiet -- or not so quiet if you're on a company’s board -- pension funds flexing their muscles. #ausbiz Thread: Firstly, $AMP chairman David Murray
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1). Q. Do you know who built the Red fort or Lal Qila?Ans: All sickular liberal history books will always mention that it was built by the Mughal emperor Shah
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Archaeology and History Learning Resources Attention all teachers or home educators, or anyone looking to stay busy during the current lock-down, here are some fun and free online resources we
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For @NatGeo : How do you recreate a notorious slave ship that was sunk in 1860 with no photos or illustrations? By consulting insurance documents and experts on naval archaeology.
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Hello! I’m a bioanth/arch, currently an adjunct assistant professor at the University of Notre Dame, and this paper is titled ...And the Kitchen Sink: Autoarchaeology and How to Keep Your
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Throwback to some of my past NZ archaeology focused blog posts for #NZArchaeologyWeek: Today, one of several great experiences from volunteering through the University of Otago Anthropology Society in my
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My third thread on the Athenian plague of 430 B.C.E. looks at the archaeological evidence uncovered for this disastrous epidemicThis is a tale of death, but also of resilience and
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Israelis, especially Ashkenazim, are often charged with "appropriating Arab cuisine", but nothing could be further from the truth. Most of what we are accused of stealing is, in fact, ours
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