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Most historic ceramics that I've copied have a surface design. 18th C. British agateware is different, made of two clays wedged together. During trimming the marbling is revealed. I love how this one turned out! Sherds were recovered in St. Augustine, Florida. #maniarchaeology

Don't miss tomorrow's #DAACSConversation with Dr. J Cameron Monroe! Beginning at 12 p.m. ET, Dr. Monroe will join us to discuss his ongoing archaeological research in Haiti. Register here: bit.ly/48UE67J

Today's the day! Join is in a few hours at 12pm ET for Gabriela Martinez-Rocourt's DAACS Conversation on the archaeology of coffee plantations in Haiti! Register here: bit.ly/3UbcDe1 Monticello Archaeology at Monticello

Want to know more about this cool artifact? Then tune in to today's DAACS Conversation with Claire Norton at 12pm ET! She will discuss her archaeological work at the Palace of Sans-Souci to better understand post-emancipation Haiti. Register here: bit.ly/3UyLmB2

Hard to argue with this: “People tend to view native people as a monolith, but there are so many tribes in the southeast with different perspectives and viewpoints, [and] it’s important to help elevate voices and ensure we are doing things the right way” clarksvilleonline.com/2024/05/30/aps…

Historical archaeology friends what are ya'll presenting at the next SHAs in January? Its a landscape theme this year, and I'm trying to join someone's session 😁 I'm wondering what other sessions folks are organizing that I could maybe join and talk about trees 🌳🌳🌳

We just happened to shake a pottery sherd one day, and Emily took it from there. Delighted to be involved in this study of pottery rattles and their technology. Collections research FTW! @emweasels Florida Museum

hi once again! the #ConnectingGaza project is unfortunately seeing its slowest donations since October, pls use a referral code (mine is RIELGGF2) so you can donate an e-sim for $1. screenshot QR code > email to [email protected] with expiration date in subject line > done!

#SEACWilliamsburg Reminder to all: Registration for SEAC Williamsburg is open. Submit your symposiums and paper abstracts today! 💻 buff.ly/3xh4sEa

Today! Join us from 12:00 to 1:30pm ET for a DAACS Conversation with Kendy Altizer, Jodi Barnes, Luke Pecoraro, Karen Smith, and Myles Sullivan. Each will give a short lightning talk on their research and current work with DAACS, followed by Q&A. bit.ly/3zKDjup

July was a busy month at DAACS! We hosted an excellent group of scholars and friends for a month-long DAACS Summer Institute at Monticello. DAACS staff conducted training for field record digitization and material culture analysis. #daacs #monticello #daacssummerinstitute

Happy to have been a part of this study led by former MU Research Reactor ArchLab intern Elysia Petras. Open access! #ArchSci Society for Archaeological Sciences please share!

Looking forward to this!

Happening tomorrow! Join Nicolas Delsol, Ph.D. to learn about cool research on historical 🐄🐄