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26 January 2024 03:15 PM

On the role of pseudoarchaeology in Tumblr's subculture. The first article in a special issue on the intersection of archaeology and popular culture

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26 January 2024 03:15 PM

A response to Emma Verstraete's 'Ancient Egyptian Curses and Bog Bodies'.

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26 January 2024 03:14 PM

A response to Emma Verstraete's 'Ancient Egyptian Curses and Bog Bodies'.

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26 January 2024 02:15 PM

An introduction to a special issue on the intersection of archaeology and popular culture

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17 November 2023 02:15 PM

A meditation on the value of sketchnoting and archaeological knowledge building.

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20 April 2023 03:35 PM

We periodically pull together pieces into thematic units as 'special issues'. Please see t...

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19 April 2023 02:15 PM

First in a special issue on archaeology 200 years hence

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7 December 2022 02:15 PM

A dispatch from the future

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19 May 2022 08:01 PM

We bring together several seemingly disparate threads – pedagogical and personal – to show why history _does_ matter and how presenting historical findings in novel ways can help us to heal the wounds of the past while rediscovering ourselves.

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19 May 2022 12:00 AM

A response to Sean Purcell's 'Dermographic Opacities'.

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10 January 2022 12:00 AM

The following interactive photo essay challenges medicine’s past with anti-essentialist modes of knowledge production. I am responding to a problem in the history of medicine, whose reverberations can be felt in medicine today. This problem is simple: what is to be done with medical knowledge that relies on an exploited subject?

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31 December 2021 10:21 AM

A response to two of Mary K. Lindberg's poems concerning Pompeii.