March 20 online Macquarie University History and Archaeology Rundle Fuundation lecture: Dr Aaron de Souza, The Egyptian 'conquest' of Nubia: stories of cooperation and coexistence. Zoom - see the poster below.

Another lovely Twilight in the Museums Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology I love volunteering on this night to talk about bones and coffins with the public 🩻⚰️

All Egyptologists and Egypt enthusiasts - Come along to the first 2024 Rundle Foundation for Egyptian Archaeology Lecture Series with Dr Karin Sowada 'The Queens Jewels: Silver and the bracelets of Hetepheres I c.2600BCE' Wednesday 28th Feb 5:30-6:30PM and on zoom. Macquarie University History and Archaeology

Calling all History and Archaeology students! Have you got a passion for the past and for helping your peers? Come join us in 2024 as a Tele's Angels Mentor!

I am so excited to announce my two-year Marie Curie Fellowship at the Czech Institute of Egyptology in Prague to study FIP women: The Impact of Political and Climate Change on Women’s Agency: A Social Power Analysis. It continues my chronological survey of ancient Egyptian women.

More from ⁦NMEC: the body of a chariot belonging to king Tuthmose IV (c 1400-1390 BC) What an object!

Look at this high craft: the king is shown defeating his enemies; check the intricate detail under the wheels - the costume, hair & faces #Egypt #Archaeology Nagwa Bakr

Jan 17 Sydney Australian Museum (7.30am) Breakfast Behind the Scenes: Professor Ronika Power Prof. Ronika Power, Lessons from the Dead: Tales of a Bioarchaeologist. Book $$ australian.museum/event/bioarcha…

Our work re-configuring narratology for Egyptology has just hit the press in open access! Very exciting! widmaier-verlag.de/index.php?cont…

Very happy to announce dates for the 4th Annual Mediterranean Archaeology Australian Research Community (MAARC) Conference

Tuesday 16th – Friday 19th July 2024, hosted by the Department of History and Archaeology, Macquarie University Macquarie University Macquarie University History and Archaeology

#MAARC2024

Stacey is a super teacher who really knows her stuff, but is always looking to know it better!

Woot hoot for #ASHB2025 with this delightful mob of #biologicalanthropologists . Plenty of time for AABA members to plan their December 2025 #NewZealand adventures too!

M.A. Paola Borquez-Arce (UWA) examined the interrelationship between reproduction, household ecology and empowerment in women in Timor-Leste #ASHB2023 Paola Borquez-Arce UWA Anatomy & Human Biology

A systematic review by Temitope Bolomope (Medical and Health Sciences at ECU) has demonstrated that physical activity and large family sizes can delay menarche #ASHB2023

We are super excited to have the wonderful Dr. Mike Todorovic 🧠 as the keynote speaker for our first ever ASHB pedagogy session this morning! Mike is showing us how we can use social media to elevate our teaching. #ASHB2023

Shout out to Marine Chkadua, who has come all the way from the Georgian National Museum to talk today! Marine is demonstrating that oral health deteriorated during the emergence of agriculture in Late Bronze Age (1500-800 BC) Georgia #ASHB2023 Georgian National Museum

Shantha Karthigesu (Medical and Health Sciences at ECU) shows that people who tend to get the flu vaccine tended to be more willing to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Interestingly, some study participants witnessed anti-vaxxer sentiment among their healthcare workers! #ASHB2023

The fabulous Phoebe Meyrick (Otago) investigated treponemal disease in an ancient, commingled skeletal assemblage from Eriama, PNG, finding that yaws was likely present in this community and may have been spread driving by coastal trade Annie Snoddy University of Otago #ASHB2023 🦠💀

Georgia Stannard is flagging opportunities for connecting outreach and the Australian school curriculum to amplify the impact of our public engagement #ASHB2023

Sarah Croker investigated student perceptions of a short course focusing on anatomical dissection via a participant survey, finding that students valued this hands-on experience and improved their knowledge! #ASHB2023

Heather Battles from Anthro at Auckland is exploring how possible syndemic events impacted life expectancy in late 1800s Victoria #ASBH2023 Dr Heather Battles