Tag: public outreach
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No Margins, No Word Counts, No Masters! Experimenting With ‘Zines for Archaeological Outreach
The following text is an expanded version of a Twitter conference paper I presented in 2019 for the Public Archaeology Twitter Conference on ‘zine making as an alternative form of science communication for archaeology. Over the past two decades, archaeology has seen a shift towards “outside-the-box” thinking. From queer theory to archaeogaming, the discipline has
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The World Wide Reference Collection: Zooarchaeological Twitter and the Case for an International Zooarchaeology Database
The following text is an expanded version of a Twitter conference paper I presented back in 2018 (remember the world pre-pandemic?!) for the Computer Applications in Archaeology Twitter Conference. As such, it’s a bit out of date – however, I think some ideas from the paper are still worth considering, particularly as Open Access and
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