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Kyle Olson

@olsonkyleg

Archaeology & heritage @WUSTLAnthro. I write about US-Iran heritage diplomacy, collections stewardship, the archaeological in art, & why the past matters today.

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The risk of emphasizing destruction in St. Louis's northside is that may be used as to write the area off, writes Devin 🌱 Thomas O'Shea. But the northside is what makes St. Louis itself—it is not some disposable sacrifice zone. thenation.com/article/econom…

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Rip Torn on the Larry Sanders show is maybe top 3 all-time comedic roles for me. The way he curses hits so hard it’s incredible, like Matt Berry, anything he says is funny.

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A year after the encampments, I've got a piece in Home/Field Anthropology about the student claim that "WashU is everywhere" b/c of its complicity in the war economy vs uni attempts to oust protesters from the campus community: homefieldanthro.org/inside-and-out…

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one of the most exciting books I have come across in some time. a theory of mounds as a form of "earth writing" upress.umn.edu/9781517912338/…

one of the most exciting books I have come across in some time. a theory of mounds as a form of "earth writing"  upress.umn.edu/9781517912338/…
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Strong agree, and not just kids. We need a cultural movement that invites and challenges people to reclaim their attention slate.com/life/2025/05/c…

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Most people may not know this, but 90%+ of working archaeologists are employed by consulting firms whose income is almost entirely state/federal contracts or in state/federal agencies. Extinction-level event for the discipline nytimes.com/2025/05/26/sci…

Most people may not know this, but 90%+ of working archaeologists are employed by consulting firms whose income is almost entirely state/federal contracts or in state/federal agencies. Extinction-level event for the discipline nytimes.com/2025/05/26/sci…
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Look up the top employers in your state. You’ll realize how true this is. There are cities and towns whose entire economy is held up by colleges and universities. A lot of businesses wouldn’t exist without college students, faculty and staff.