Read our statement condemning the actions taken against staff at Montpelier Foundation. ow.ly/pC1u50ILNGU

‼️Excited to share a new article, Teaching for Data Reuse and Working toward Digital Literacy in Archaeology, in @aap_saaorg! doi.org/10.1017/aap.20… Thanks Open Context!Not OA but you can access all teaching content github.com/kgarstki/Intro…. DM for more info

Spread the word! We are seeking two excellent students from African universities to participate in seven weeks of fully-funded archaeological research in Malawi, South Africa, or Italy. Deadline coming soon, May 10, 2022! campuspress.yale.edu/jcthompson/blo…

A great opportunity! Please spread the word.

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"We have and will continue to present an honest history of all aspects of Monticello and Jefferson’s life and legacy." A statement from Monticello president Leslie Greene Bowman: bit.ly/3auSzzj

Archaeology lets us explore what it means to be human, but its shaped by who gets to participate. On 13 Oct, five Black archaeologists will discuss their experiences & the importance of community engagement, capacity building & inclusivity #AccessingArch s.si.edu/3dxCvhg

There are now 277 #archaeology papers that include #rstats code, with 45 published in 2022. You can see the full list here: github.com/benmarwick/ctv…

Please help us get the word out. Thank you! More information here: monticello.org/research-educa…

What say you fellow archaeologists?

Please help us get out the word about the Monticello-UVA Archaeological Field School. In addition to a 50% discount from UVA tuition rates, this year we are able to offer $1,000 stipends to all admitted students to help with remaining costs.

Thanks Bulletin of the History of Archaeology for making this #OpenAccess and to archaeomap for her excellent editorial leadership on the special issue.

Curious about what DAACS has been up to? Elizabeth Bollwerk and Lindsay Bloch just returned from Suriname, working with Dr. Cheryl White and others to provide training + resources for historic material culture as part of the United Nations Int’l Decade for People of African Descent #archaeology 1/

While in 🇸🇷Suriname Elizabeth Bollwerk and Lindsay Bloch visited a few sites to learn more about Amerindian cultural history, the establishment and growth of Jewish settlements, and the history of African enslavement, marronage, and emancipation. 1/

If you are ever in Suriname I highly recommend a visit to the Bakkie Museum. You can check them out online too:

Hi friends, I’m giving a talk next Thursday 5/25 at the International Center for Jefferson Studies as a part of my fellowship here. Drop by or tune in via zoom. I’ll be happy to see you either way! monticello.org/research-educa…

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A Special Issue of Horizon & Tradition, regarding the SEAC Image Policy, is out now. Check your email, or access the newsletter directly: lnkd.in/euHifzix #Archaeology #SEAC