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Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 6 – The end is near | A Bone to Pick
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A Bone to Pick. By Scott D. Haddow. Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 6 – The end is near. Asymp; 1 Comment. Justine, Kasia and Chris work on a burial in Building 80 (Photo by Jason Quinlan. The 2013 excavation season on the East Mound at Çatalhöyük comes to an end this week. The human remains team still has several burials in the process of being excavated, however, and we need to get caught up on the processing and inventorying of the skeletal material before the end of August. Click on the image below to view the...
Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 4 – brief update | A Bone to Pick
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A Bone to Pick. By Scott D. Haddow. Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 4 – brief update. Asymp; 5 Comments. Commingled human remains in northwest platform of Building 52. Ashley conserves the textile from the infant burial while Remy looks on. Found in a cave in Georgia), it is certainly one of the earliest discoveries of intact woven fabric in the Near East. Textile from an infant burial found in building 52. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Thoughts on “Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 4 – brief update”. These Bones Of Mine.
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A Bone to Pick. By Scott D. Haddow. Blogging Archaeology (December): The good, the bad and the ugly. Asymp; 1 Comment. The theme for this month’s blogging carnival. Post is the good, the bad and the ugly of blogging. Continue reading →. Blogging Archaeology (November): Why I blog. Asymp; 4 Comments. Yesterday I was invited by Doug’s Archaeology. This month’s question is twofold:. Why did you, or if it was a group- the group, start a blog? 2) Why are you still blogging? Continue reading →. Asymp; 1 Comment.
Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 5 – Making sense of an unusual multiple burial | A Bone to Pick
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A Bone to Pick. By Scott D. Haddow. Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 5 – Making sense of an unusual multiple burial. Asymp; 2 Comments. Child with wooden object placed over its head and buried with an adult. Western end of grave cut in northwest platform of Building 52 showing the tops of three juvenile skulls, one of which (center) is covered by a wooden object. The white tissue covering part of the wood was placed by the conservation team to hold it in place. Did they all die at the same time? Larr; Previous post.
Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 3 – Bodies in buildings and babies in baskets | A Bone to Pick
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A Bone to Pick. By Scott D. Haddow. Çatalhöyük 2013: Week 3 – Bodies in buildings and babies in baskets. Asymp; 13 Comments. Neolithic adult burial in Building 52. The skeleton has been disturbed in the thoracic region by rodent burrowing. Neolithic adult burial in Building 96. Sk19494- the baby in the basket. In my last post. Digitally tracing the neonate skeleton using LibreCAD. The finished digitized plan of sk.19494. GIS plan of Building 77 showing location of sk.19494. Larr; Previous post. Surely Ca...
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passim in passing: July 2013
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Archaeology, from a perspective. Mine. Thursday, 25 July 2013. I, Dental Anthropologist. Day of Archaeology 2013 #dayofarch. It's that time again! Third year of my #dayofarch. Posts repost now from Day of Archaeology. If you're dying to see how they've changed over the years, have a look at 2011 ( augmented reality! And 2012 ( i reveal myself to be the tooth fairy. Really, I work at the Natural History Museum in London (and tweet at @brennawalks. And yes, that's a real thing. What do I do? The ins and ou...
passim in passing: November 2013
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Archaeology, from a perspective. Mine. Wednesday, 27 November 2013. My TrowelBlazers post for the BGS GeoBlogy. This is a crosspost from our TrowelBlazers guest spot over on the British Geological Society's blog. Mary Anning, trowelblazer. Thinking crinolines, bonnets, and muddy skirts? Of the digging fields - archaeology, palaeontology, and, of course, geology. We started the TrowelBlazers site. Official Wikimedian sticker and pin. With the approach of Ada Lovelace Day. Women in Passion for Science.
passim in passing: May 2013
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Archaeology, from a perspective. Mine. Saturday, 18 May 2013. Dr Maeve Leakey (b.1942 - ) #trowelblazer (repost). Original, with photo here. Dr Maeve Leakey (b.1942 - ). Many, many years ago - about 150, actually- a group of men with rather fantastic facial hair founded what would become the cornerstone of the American scientific establishment, the National Academy of Sciences. Signed into existence by President Abraham Lincoln. Of the body, and science. All this is to highlight the incredible achievemen...
passim in passing: Some #MuseumMemories for #MuseumWeek - Decommissioning Medusa
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Archaeology, from a perspective. Mine. Wednesday, 26 March 2014. Some #MuseumMemories for #MuseumWeek - Decommissioning Medusa. In the world defined by the extent of hashtags this week, I thought I could follow up on @HenryRothwell. S suggestion that I, ahem, explain myself. Or rather, I explain this photo:. I'm not saying it was easy. The statue clocked in at 2.65 meters, which necessitated a large van-. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Built on Bones: 15,000 years of urban life and death. A Bone to ...
passim in passing: April 2015
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Archaeology, from a perspective. Mine. Friday, 24 April 2015. The (old) New Churchyard -a way tl;dr excerpt on those Crossrail Skellies. Excerpt below from my phd (Hassett, B. R 2011. Changing World, Changing Lives: Child Health and Enamel Hypoplasia in Post Medieval London. London: University College London). The New Churchyard at Broadgate (LSS85). Harding, 1998; Harding, 2000). Harding, 1998; 2000). Residential building on what remained of the ground seems to have been carried out in the 17. It seems ...
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TOTP at Portumna | Traces of the Past
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October 8, 2013. This month sees the Traces of the Past exhibition visit the Irish Workhouse Centre. In Portumna, Co. Galway at the invitation of the Shorelines Arts Festival. We were delighted to travel to Portumna with the exhibition at reconstruct it within one of the dormitories. The Workhouse is a community led non-profit project supported by the Heritage Council. While the TOTP exhibition can be viewed for free, visitors should make the most of their trip by enjoying one of the tours of the. Pingba...
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Getting there | Traces of the Past
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The exhibition is currently being held in Galway City Museum t which is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 17:00. The museum is closed Sundays and Mondays. You should allow 45 minutes to view the exhibition in its entirety. The exhibition consists of a series of panels with large images and text in both English and Irish. You can call GCM on (091) 532 460 or reach them via their website, http:/ www.galwaycitymuseum.ie/. You can also find our own contact details on the Discovery Programme website. This Ja...
passim in passing: March 2014
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Archaeology, from a perspective. Mine. Sunday, 30 March 2014. The final #blogarch question. Now with added answers! Got distracted by other academic commitments, so fell off the #blogarch. Wagon for a bit, but back on for March and Doug's final question. Where are you/we going with blogging or would you it like to go? Where do we go from here? Is it down to the lake I fear. Ay ay ay ay ay ay.". Haircut 100, sometime in the 80s. This does rather beg the question - why bother? Is now almost solely about co...
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Interact | Traces of the Past
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We continue to develop the exhibition as we prepare it for the European tour and as it travels around Ireland. One the ways we are doing so is by adding video content via QR codes affixed to the relevant panels. This allows the viewer to engage better with the content, but it can also help to explain a site or procedure where a 2D image might not be adequate. Two of the short videos are already online. As more become available, we will share them here and on the YouTube channel:. Enter your comment here.
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A Bone to Pick. By Scott D. Haddow. Blogging Archaeology (December): The good, the bad and the ugly. Asymp; 1 Comment. The theme for this month’s blogging carnival. Post is the good, the bad and the ugly of blogging. Continue reading →. Blogging Archaeology (November): Why I blog. Asymp; 4 Comments. Yesterday I was invited by Doug’s Archaeology. This month’s question is twofold:. Why did you, or if it was a group- the group, start a blog? 2) Why are you still blogging? Continue reading →. Asymp; 1 Comment.
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