What good company we’re in! Thanks @CambUP_Archaeo for sharing our recent article : The Australian Management of Protected Underwater Cultural Heritage Artifacts in Public and Private Custody
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Had a fun time at #aiascs2023 in New Orleans. First time back since 2017. It is surprising how reenergizing it is to talk with folks who know what you work on (esp. for those of us who teach in gen ed depts). Was great to talk #islandarchaeology #cyprus #lateantiquity #opendata #LinkedOpenData. Nice to see some old friends and meet some new folks too. Lots of food for thought. #classics

#aiascs2023 Now up @ekansa with "Expanding and Sustaining the Archaeological Data Ecosystem: Lessons from 16 years of Publishing Data with Open Context"

#aiascs2023 About to get started in "Supporting Open Data: Challenges And Potential Outcomes" looking forward to presenting.#archaeology #opendata #digitalarchaeology

#aiascs2023 Now we are on to "Investigating Early Hellenistic Cyprus: Excavations at Pyla-Vigla, 2019 and 2022" awesome site, likely a fortified Ptolemaic outpost. Super unique site for understanding Hellenistic #Cyprus #archaeology

#aiascs2023 Next up "Hellenistic And Early Roman Levels at Idalion: A Change of Identity?" by Pam Gaber.

My cup of tea. #Archaeology #Cyprus

#aiascs2023 Fascinating paper of the understudied topic of animal sacrifice in Iron Age Cyprus by @erinaverett "Animals are not just calories or symbols - they have agency and co producers of the world we inhabit." Cool.#Cyprus #Archaeology

#aiascs2023 Now in "New Light On Cypriot Archaeology". More cool stuff. #Cyprus #archaeology

@Slatteryz @foundhistory @dh @histodons Also #aiascs2023 and #lsa2023. A big week-end for excluding people who don't think it's safe to organize indoor meetings, lectures and parties during an airborne pandemic! #linguistics

#aiascs2023 in "Islands And Coastal Spaces In The Byzantine And Islamic Mediterranean From Justinian To The Fatimids". Looking forward to it. #archaeology #byzantine

@briancroxall @kfitz This is beginning to sound exactly like the paper I'm going to give tomorrow for #classics and #archaeology at #aiascs2023 . I guess it's in the air. One of my suggestions vs."the structures" is more digital and data literacy in all of our courses...and echoing several things @electricarchaeo has been saying for a while about not being afraid to fail trying to change the system.