#Artifacts

xilef the ruler⁷ 🦋

thebloomix

thread of great ancient BLACK african civilizations (because i'm tired of y'all fighting over ancient egypt and people putting down african history.) the kingdom of aksum (circa 100 CE –

Michael Hoffman

michaelhoffman

1/It's been an interesting few days! Guess I'm not really surprised that some don't want to share the code and models underlying their publications. Am surprised that some think that

Caleb Lareau

CalebLareau

I'm genuinely excited to see the extension of methods to discern clonal structure from mtDNA variants-- something that I've thought about over the years. However, I'm going to comment on

Trent Telenko

TrentTelenko

It has been a little while since I've talked about truck tires, but I've been DM-ed a couple of photos what are worth a thread.This is a Russian Grad launch

Travis Kimmel

coloradotravis

Let's talk about nominalizations.Yay Linguistics! (said nobody ever...)1/ What's a nominalization?Well it's when you turn a non-noun word into a noun.Like "requirement." This actually comes from a verb (to require)

el gato malo

boriquagato

this is going to be the key issue to focus on: the new spike in EU cases is not leading to a spike in deaths.there seem to be several possible

Alexandra Vinson

ahvinson

I’m thrilled to announce that my paper, “Surgical Identity Play: The Anatomy Lab Revisited,” has been published in @SIJournal! Let me tell you why—a thread. 1/12cc: @umichDLHS @soc_hpe #mededtwitter #meded

Simon Birky Hartmann

simonhartmann

Folks, I recently released new design assets. It's a bunch of grids. Don't skip the thread just yet, I promise it might get interesting.https://crmrkt.com/0vdJg5 Are you making a retrowave/synthwave/1980s piece,

#JusticeforBreonna

LoveTreonnaJ

The Mali Empire is one of the most popular & well recorded empires in African history. At it's peak it span at-least 1,138,000 km. Its influence on world history, culture

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FrancescaorFW

A favorite quarantine pass time is rewatching all the Disney princess movies. A take on Disney princesses as academics. #1 Princess Jasmine was definitely an ethnographer. She met Aladdin ‘in

Author Leah Yehudah

LeahYehudah_

What Christianity doesn't understand about Luke 21:24..."And they [the Israelites] shall fall by the edge of the sword....[during the Roman siege in 70 AD]" Luke 21:24 — "...and shall be

Dennis S.

der_rod

The @Remnant_Game update on the Epic Games Store was 37 GB whereas the same update was only around 900 MB on Steam. People blamed Epic's platform for this, but I

daniel

DMOberhaus

Scoop: A NASA-funded team of scientists working on an engine for an interstellar spacecraft believes they’ve had a breakthrough in propellantless propulsion.https://www.wired.com/story/mach-effect-thrusters-interstellar-travel/ If they’

Mark Changizi

MarkChangizi

Many folk simply cannot get past the absolute number of Covid deaths. It feels big to them, and it justifies ANYTHING. Argue at all, and you are deeply ethically flawed.

Kevin T. Mason, PhD

KevinMasonCity

Daily pedagogy, 67: Whitney Stewart (@whitney_nell), "History Is Full of Stuff: Incorporating Objects into the Classroom." Teaching United States History, October 12, 2016: http://www.teachingushistory.co/2016/10/history-is-full-o

Maroc ⚪️

Maroctv_

My argument for Ancient Egypt being black before invaders. The Kingdom of kush pre dates egypt (2500 bc) and so does the Land of punt (2500bc), First Dynasty (3100bc )