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Hypatia has an upcoming special issue on Feminist Philosophy of Mind. hypatiaphilosophy.org/uncategorize...

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Join us at Aberdeen Archaeology! www.abdn.ac.uk/geosciences/departments/archaeology

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Human remains warning. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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The Moylough Belt Shrine • Sligo • c.8th Century This shrine was found in a Sligo bog and takes the form of a belt. Each of the plates enclosed a fragment of a simple leather belt that presumably belonged to an early saint. You can see it on display in the National Museum of Ireland

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On World Refugee Day, sign up to join us - in person or online - for the next @royalhistsoc.org lecture, 'Refugee World(s): a Twentieth-Century Perspective', with Prof Peter Gatrell: 6.30pm on Wednesday 2 July bit.ly/44Q4MYT #Skystorians

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from archives / Buddha heads found in Kerala riverbeds

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«Save Our Souls», une immersion à bord du navire de SOS Méditerranée, au cinéma ce vendredi 20 juin Les rescapés filmés par Jean-Baptiste Bonnet, originaires de Somalie, du sud du Soudan, du Nigéria, en sont pour certains à leur troisième tentative de traversée. Lire :

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Who counts as an archaeologist? For this week’s #PeoplingPodcast we are joined by Dr. Allison Mickel to discuss the knowledge and labour that local communities contribute to archaeological digs in Jordan and Turkey. Listen to "Hired Hands, Silenced Voices" here: peoplingthepast.com/2025/06/17/p...

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🏺🦣🧪 Proposal that Skhul 1, a historically extremely important burial found by McCown and Garrod in 1932 (the year before Tabun), might have been a child from hybrid #Neanderthal & early H. sapiens population in Levant c. 150-90 ka

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What to do with human remains in museums is not always as simple as the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Afrikan Reparations seems to think (see me in the Spectator), but sometimes the answers are clear. This is good

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Ever discovered data that just isn't collected but should be? On Thursday we'll be talking with @cecillia.com.br about @fogocruzado.org.br , a team mapping shootings in Brazil. Speaking on how the project got started, collection obstacles and data trends, join us live at: discord.gg/6W2Dcdrq?eve...

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Archaeology meets Neuroscience! Join our FREE online @icarehb.bsky.social LEXA Seminar on Tue, July 1st at 14:00 GMT:. Discover ceramics, human behaviour & brain plasticity. www.icarehb.com/lexa/ #ExperimentalArchaeology #CognitiveNeuroscience #Pottery #Archaeology

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“This weekend’s surge in violence across the Middle East signals a dangerous escalation. Children are once again paying the ultimate price." www.unicef.org/press-releas...

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"Notre avenir dépend-il de la technique?", "La vérité est-elle toujours convaincante?": plus de 530.000 lycéens de terminale passent lundi matin l'épreuve de philo, coup d'envoi des épreuves écrites du bac, un examen toujours à forte charge symbolique même si les enjeux sont moindres.

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🏺 Interested in dissemination of digital bioarchaeological data? Read Solange Bohlong's Internet Archaeology article visit: buff.ly/wQ7jqff Or read her blog post written last year: buff.ly/KwzVKwo Content warning: This blog post contains images of human remains.

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I love the principle of kintsugi, for all broken parts fill with gold light if you let them

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On Wednesday, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation's leaders set fire to documents about a road to the Ring of Fire — delivered to their nation without invitation — in protest of Ontario's Bill 5: thenarwhal.ca/first-nation...

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Il y a un siècle, chercheurs et écrivains s’opposaient à la menace fasciste de Mussolini. Cent ans plus tard, face à une nouvelle vague d’extrême droite, un collectif alerte : il faut refuser toute soumission, soutenir les faits et les preuves, cultiver l’esprit critique. ➡️ bit.ly/3TrsmEk

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We've got a jam packed weekend ahead full of walks, talks and more Check out all our upcoming events here: linktr.ee/oxfordarchae...

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The inability to meaningfully access & experience nature - due among others to #climatechange - can make us feel disconnected from nature. Small changes in #nature availability can mean the difference between a positive or negative sense of nature stewardship. www.youtube.com/shorts/sOuz8...

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In 2025, we are running our All-Aboard Access programme, which allows us to offer 120 free workshops to schools across Hampshire.

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Cultural fire is returning to Blackfoot territory, as Kainai Nation and Natural Resources Canada embark on a first-of-its-kind funding agreement for an Indigenous fire guardians program. New from @joyscm.bsky.social with photos by ‪@gjohnjournalism.bksy.social‬: thenarwhal.ca/kainai-fire-... 🔥

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The things we find. #beachcombing #plasticarchaeology #Anthropocene

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We stand with @resqship.bsky.social and the crew of #Nadir, unjustly detained in Lampedusa after rescuing 112 lives. #SavingLivesIsNotACrime

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A girl from the village of Rampi on Sulawesi 🇮🇩 wearing an ornate outfit made from barkcloth 🏺 The traditional methods of barkcloth production stayed the same for over 1900 years, until the introduction of woven fabrics caused competition #TextileTuesday Learn more (£) doi.org/10.15184/aqy...

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CONTENT WARNING: HUMAN REMAINS The Arctic University Museum of Norway has revealed that the excavation of a #Viking age boat burial on Senja Island, datd to c. 900-950 CE, has uncovered the remains of a woman and her dog. 🐕 🏺 #Norway #Archaeology #Excavation

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The 'Wenlock Figurine' is as wonderful as it is enigmatic. Discovered at Wenlock Priory in the early 20th century, its origin is uncertain, but one suggestion is that it is Roman. Perhaps it is evidence of an early water-based cult in the area. It's kept in the local museum. #History #Paganism

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