eshallinan.bsky.social
Archaeologist, postdoctoral researcher at ICArEHB, Portugal. Human evolution, lithic technology, Nubian, Levallois, arid environments, North and South Africa
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There are a lot of spineless people I’d trust you to deal with - expert surgeon or not
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Piers, Mohsen and the whole team are very kind and dedicated people - they really deserve this. And what’s fantastic besides the tomb is how they are trying to understand the (pre)history of the whole landscape
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Have you? The K’one ones are supposedly much much smaller
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No idea. Perhaps because the bulb of the flake hinged so it wasn’t the shape/profile they wanted
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Oh it’s definitely an artefact. The platform has several large facets, the convexities of the core have been prepared, and it’s in a landscape literally covered in stone tools
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Is it the same as previous years?
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Wonderful picture! The Abydos work is something I’ve always referred to as a model for desert survey ❤️ Unfortunately I don’t have the team to do large scale surveys quite like that on this project, but I’m heading up to the High Desert here tomorrow to see how it compares
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Congratulations!! So well deserved
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Oooh exciting! Good luck!
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Byrd also enjoys blue skies 😸💙
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More info here: emilyhallinan.com/the-time-tra...
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Also an opportunity to share our children’s book for the local community about doing archaeology at this site and imagining the Stone Age people who made the artefacts.
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You’re my desert surface archaeology kindred spirit - welcome to social media 😅
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Could you add me if possible, please?