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It really shouldn't... australiainstitute.org.au/post/it-shou...

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Just put in a request for another niche inter library loan at my fantastic university library (MQ Waranara: www.mq.edu.au/about/facili...), whilst using my local council library for work today. Libraries are public good manifest (sad because I can't @ my MQlibrary like I could on X)

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musk ruined twitter as a public utility so that he could degrade and void knowledge networks of all kinds. this is a great time to be really abundant in your use of social media for good. write your threads, share what you know, amplify your community. make this place a resource.

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australiainstitute.org.au/post/uni-vic... "It’s time for a fairer deal for people who do the bulk of the work at universities, such as teaching and researching, and a reduction in the exorbitant salaries of senior management who let these labour conditions continue"

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Big conversations start with simple, effective messages www.crikey.com.au/2025/01/29/g...

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'Australia can choose to keep giving away our resources and deprive our culture, or we can choose to tax companies making profit from our resources and enable our culture to flourish.' @australiainstitute.org.au australiainstitute.org.au/post/the-sad...

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'Australia can choose to keep giving away our resources and deprive our culture, or we can choose to tax companies making profit from our resources and enable our culture to flourish.' @australiainstitute.org.au australiainstitute.org.au/post/the-sad...

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“The PhD stipend is $33,511 … well below minimum wage of $47,627” “Universities can raise the stipend to a maximum of $52,352, but a ACGR survey found none have done so. The highest stipend is just over $40,000 … with the average at $34,244.” #RaiseTheStipend

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"Government decisions reveal their priorities. For decades governments have decided to deprioritise a highly and diversely educated workforce while subsidising industries, such as fossil fuel mining, which actively harm the planet while employing few and paying limited taxes." shorturl.at/b5ist

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Welp, yep that’s me

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Closing off the year at MANTO with a Pompeii x MANTO data dump (doi.org/10.5281/zeno...) and a blog post summarising the data, how it was created, and how a project's aims shape its (fascinating) findings. Honesty, as always, is the best policy. Fun to work with @gretahawes.bsky.social on this.

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Great second day at @tag45.bsky.social Fantastic session from @rachelcrellin.bsky.social @ojth.bsky.social and Julian Thomas looking at the work of Chris Tilley and the many directions we can take it. Here are a few of my favourites from Roy, @bromolloy.bsky.social, Galmés Alba, and Collar.

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Closing off the year at MANTO with a Pompeii x MANTO data dump (doi.org/10.5281/zeno...) and a blog post summarising the data, how it was created, and how a project's aims shape its (fascinating) findings. Honesty, as always, is the best policy. Fun to work with @gretahawes.bsky.social on this.

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finished the year with a round up of myths on wall paintings - data avail via zenodo for those that can use it (cc-by) www.manto-myth.org/blog/pompeii... With thanks to @sebhth.bsky.social @epoehler.bsky.social @euuanxcvi.bsky.social @pompei79.bsky.social and a crack team of Macquarie Uni interns

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ping, a certain maroon, pink, and red university in Sydney associated with a certain NSW Governor...

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Very excited that our new collaborative volume on Med collections in Australia and Aotearoa is almost here! 🏺📜 Please don't be put off by the cost (couldn't afford open access directly), there will be an ebook and of course can share off prints etc when its out! www.routledge.com/Mediterranea...

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HNK Hadjuk Split as an example of a deterritorialised community (i.e. beyond the bounds of space)? That's going straight in the thesis www.humangeographies.org.ro/articles/182... 💙🤍❤️

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Just sent an abstract off with a different (wrong) title in the file name…

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Just sent an abstract off with a different (wrong) title in the file name…

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Discussions of agency, affordances, slow data, and ai in archaeology? All in one blog post? fab 🏺 introspectivedigitalarchaeology.com/2024/11/27/s...

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Discussions of agency, affordances, slow data, and ai in archaeology? All in one blog post? fab 🏺 introspectivedigitalarchaeology.com/2024/11/27/s...

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Given the current political reality and the expansion of attacks on science, it is time for scientists to be more effective, forceful, and vociferous as their own political advocates. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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Welp, guess I wasn’t the first to think this… www.routledge.com/Assembling-P... knew I recognised this from somewhere @ojth.bsky.social God forbid I have an original thought 😅

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This was not on my 2024 #auspol bingo card... www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11...

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This was not on my 2024 #auspol bingo card... www.abc.net.au/news/2024-11...

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tropaeum-ception? A fragment of what is thought to be a monumental Roman tropaeum ('trophy') depicting, well, another tropaeum This 1st century fragment is from Tilurium (Gardun Croatia), one of two legionary fortresses in Dalmatia. It is currently held in the Archaeological Museum in Split CC-BY

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Went to a Magritte exhibition yesterday, so much of his work screamed posthumanism to me

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Went to a Magritte exhibition yesterday, so much of his work screamed posthumanism to me

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Trying to create a R script which captures inscriptions with 'military' key words in an epigraphic corpus. Turns out there are a lot of military terms sigh All this so that I can capture perhaps 1-10 more inscriptions than the last person? #digitalepigraphy #digitalarchaeology 🪦🏺

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For my new followers, you can expect more of this, as well as stuff on digital archaeology, new materialist theory, and Roman stuff, as well as some Australian politics and classical reception 🏺

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I'm still not 100% sure how a starter pack works, but to experiment I've created one for Digital Classicists –If you should be on it, let me know. If you shouldn't be on it, I'll remove you. –Convince me it's a bad idea, I'll delete the whole thing. A good idea, I can share it. go.bsky.app/3ZkX6k2

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For my new followers, you can expect more of this, as well as stuff on digital archaeology, new materialist theory, and Roman stuff, as well as some Australian politics and classical reception 🏺

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I can’t be the only Australian who thought this site was pronounced Blue-ski? 🟦

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