Patricia Chirinos-Ogata

New records and ecological insights of Spondylus limbatus (Bivalvia, Spondylidae) from the Panamic Province Although Spondylus limbatus is a fishery resource in several Latin American countries and has been widely reported throughout the Panamic Province, gaps remain in the knowledge of its distribution and...

Excellent review of Spondylus (limbatus... a.k.a calcifer) along the Pacific Coasts of the Americas.

Research completed by a team of archaeologists and biologists. Incredibly detailed and much needed work that will inform archaeology.

#Archaeology #Ecology

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Disturbingly detailed analysis of my first rewatch incoming

Same here. Please give me the original version. Not the "I will try first with XXXXX software to make it easier for you and so you can finish it faster!". It is, dear reader, never faster.

Donate to Support Lourdes’s Urgent Medical Care in Bolivia, organized by Jonah Augustine Luis Callisaya is a dear friend of many of us who work in and around … Jonah Augustine needs your support for Support Lourdes’s Urgent Medical Care in Bolivia

This week a Bolivian archaeologist colleague is in the hospital with his wife. She was left for dead in a car accident. We are trying the best we can to help with medical expenses. We hope a little will go a long way if anyone can help. Either way, appreciate a Blue Sky share. gofund.me/f71f7d9e5

Woher kommt unsere Resilienz? Resilienz ist kein Modewort, sondern begleitet die Menschheit seit Jahrtausenden – durch Naturkatastrophen, Kriege und Pandemien. Doch was genau macht Individuen und Gemeinschaften widerstandsfähig? U...

Where does human #resilience come from? And how can #archaeology help us understand it?
Sebastian Kretz spoke with Alexandra W. Busch (LEIZA) and Klaus Lieb (LIR) for Leibniz Magazine. Read more (in German):
www.leibniz-magazin.de/alle-artikel...

#Research @leibniz-gemeinschaft.de

Your bones remodel themselves every day. 🦴⚡

Movement creates tiny stresses that osteoclasts break down and osteoblasts rebuild stronger. Over time, your bones reshape themselves to match your habits.

Your skeleton adapts to the life you live. 🤯

The recording from this talk is now available on the #HEASVienna YouTube channel.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE56...

a scrapbook style list of things, with pictures going around the list. The list is titled 2025, and the list is "Matched 4600 classrooms with scientists Distributed 5400 educational zines Distributed 10,000 packets of plant seeds Hosted 13 free science and art events Funded 13 scientists’ scicomm projects Hosted 9 Moth Nights Hosted 9 livestreams". The surrounding pictures are people drawing, voluntering around a table, playing in the woods with bugs, pictures of posters of plants, posters for events, two zines, etc

2025? Pretty bad for US science.

That just motivated us more.

In 2025 we reached people on the street, at the bar, in the classroom, at the rec center, in the park, & more

How much we accomplish next year is only limited by how much we can afford.

Support our org at givebutter.com/SupportSAS25

GOOD NEWS! Researchers have made a HUGE breakthrough towards a UNIVERSAL antiviral. By targeting sugar molecules found on the surface of many viruses that SHARE structural similarities, they identified FOUR compounds that successfully BLOCKED infections from SEVEN different viruses.

An excavated stone drainage channel that has had a terracotta channel added to it. The channel likely didn't work initially, so the channel was added to correct the error.

To err is human, and people in the past made mistakes just as often as we do today. Why, then, are archaeologists often reluctant to consider failure as a driving factor when investigating unexpected findings? #WorldQualityDay

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🏺 #Archaeology

Training for Transformation: Rethinking Archaeological Readiness in California and Beyond « Archaeology# « Cambridge Core Blog “You get in, you get out, and you get the job.” That line from a recent The CRM Archaeology Podcast (Ep 315) about academia's responsibility to CRM and vice versa stuck with me. It resonated because it echoes a broader shift happening across higher educ...

📢📢 OUT NOW: 'Training for Transformation: Rethinking Archaeological Readiness in California and Beyond' - a #blog by Kaitlin Brown to accompany new research in the #SAA journal @saa-aap.bsky.social: ⛏️🎓 https://cup.org/47HcnKE

#archaeology
#openaccess

Had a wonderful conversation today with a LEGO club via @skypeascientist.bsky.social . 10/10 would totally recommend (and would totally do it again!)
#archaeology #somanychallenges #skypeascientist

YouTube video by ASL THAT The ASL Alphabet | ASL - American Sign Language - ABCs

September is Deaf Awareness month. There are approximately 11 million deaf / hard of hearing residents in the US. I'm a hearing individual, but I am an advocate for learning #AmericanSignLanguage - ASL. I'll be posting more art & resources this month. Hope you enjoy. 🖖🏻🤟🏻

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A lock of hair may have just changed what we know about life in the Incan Empire Inca society kept records by encoding information into knotted cords called khipu. A new analysis of hair woven into these cords suggests this record-keeping was practiced by commoners as well as elites.

Inca society kept records by encoding information into knotted cords called khipu. A new analysis of hair woven into these cords suggests this record-keeping was practiced by commoners as well as elites.

This is an official Skype a Scientist HQ Mayday Alert to all Archaeologists.

We've already gotten more requests for archaeologists than we have archaeologists. We have 38. We need a lot more than 38!

Dig yourself into this database, we NEED ya
www.skypeascientist.com/sign-up.html

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Is it the Logitech K380? Got one a few years ago. Durable, practical, and reliable.

It’s Mary Anning’s birthday, so time to share @katebeaton.bsky.social’s brilliant cartoon again.

Also, just found this:
(from Diario Hora Trece)
Ready for the billions of Peruvian food-related Pope memes in the next days-weeks-months

@cmkellner.bsky.social

De nada. Started out in Chulucanas, then to Chiclayo for a long time. Then the Decasterio in Rome, and from there recommended to Francisco to close the Sodalitium in Peru. Memes already hilarious.

Obispo de Chiclayo pide a Alberto Fujimori que pida perdón a cada una de las víctimas | RPP Noticias Robert Prevost dijo que expresidente debería pedir perdón de esa forma, para poder ingresar a un proceso de reconciliación.

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An illumination from a Medieval Manuscript that shows a character bearing a striking resemblance to Yoda, a small green humanoid wearing an orange cloak. 📜 Royal 10 E IV, f. 30

A long time ago in a manuscript far, far away....

Happy #StarWarsDay! – #MayTheFourthBeWithYou, always.

Resounding yes and now let’s explore how many societies maintained basic freedoms instead of why they never got so unequal; my modest contribution: journals.uclpress.co.uk/ai/article/i...

Inequality isn't an inevitable aspect of society, 10,000 years of data reveals A study of 50,000 houses from the late Pleistocene to the onset of European colonialism has revealed that social inequality isn't inevitable, but rather a consequence of political choices.

Inequality is not inevitable!

Very much enjoyed being a part of this research. Amazing insights from a huge collaborative database of material evidence from across the globe.

Stay tuned for more news…

www.livescience.com/archaeology/...

Egalitarian economies were relatively common for millennia, but economic #inequality began skyrocketing in different parts of the world since around 2000 BC. What changed?

In a word, #governance. #Archaeology #Economics

See: Indus seals at the British Museum.

www.routledge.com/Cities-and-C...

It is amazing indeed! And heartbreaking, infuriating, informative, thought-provoking, and big.

hungerforwords Learn more about Stella at www.hungerforwords.com/book

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Tasting History with Max Miller Click for more Tasting History Every Tuesday, I show you how to make a different historic dish while exploring the history surrounding it. Subscribe and join me as we Taste a bit of History. Order t...

Cuando pasa eso veo canales de comida/historia o donde comparan productos de diferentes países:
www.youtube.com/@TastingHist...
www.youtube.com/@GoodMythica...
www.youtube.com/@InsiderFood