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If a democrat did this republicans would be calling for immediate impeachment proceedings.

Where can I listen?!

New clues to the 'nailed head ritual' uncovered in Spain - Popular Science

Mass grave from Seven Years’ War unearthed at Prague’s Břevnov Monastery Archaeologists in Prague have uncovered one of Europe's largest mass burial sites from the Seven Years' War. The discovery was made in the courtyard of Břevnov Monastery.

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The excavation, conducted from June to November last year, confirmed that the graves were created in May and June 1757, during the Prussian invasion of the Czech lands. Artefacts like uniform remnants, buttons, buckles, and ammunition point to this period.

If she believes that then she is naive as hell.

I’m slowly getting there myself unfortunately. It used to be a great app for connecting with other scholars.

100% disqualifying. But the GOP is the party of rapists and felons now.

🏺 Massive new isotope database drops! NARIA (North American Repository for Archaeological Isotopes) just launched with 28k+ measurements spanning 12,000 years of human history across North America 🗺️

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Medieval crowns of Eastern European royalty hidden in cathedral wall since World War II finally recovered A cache of precious metal regalia recently discovered in a Lithuanian cathedral sheds light on medieval royalty.

The 16th century burial regalia were found wrapped in newspaper dated Sept 1939 and squirreled away in a wall under a staircase in the Vilnius Cathedral's crypt. 🏺🧪

Do you really think they’re going to tell the truth in the movie?

Because the GOP is no longer serious. If this was a democrat then they’d be screaming about it.

Not surprised at all

If only they knew how much professors actually make in the social sciences and humanities. Then again, they’ll just say that we don’t need those majors too 🤦‍♂️

Fragmentary and dispersed: Preadult personhood and social memory in a Southeast Asian forager cemetery: Hunter Gatherer Research: Vol 0, No 0 Bioarchaeological analyses of preadults provide a wealth of information about past lifeways and social structures, including aspects of personhood. However, studies of personhood and childhood in arch...

In slightly belated (although no less exciting news) I have a new #bioarchaeology publication with Hunter Gatherer Research!

"Fragmentary and dispersed: Preadult personhood and social memory in a Southeast Asian forager cemetery" - doi.org/10.3828/hgr....

And see how many more viewers there are for it!

He should have been prohibited from running for office again per the US constitution. But of course the court he bought helped him out.

I have my best PhD program interview in a couple weeks.

lol sorry it was autocorrect striking again. Was just saying I didn’t like it for osteological comparative. There are other books out there that are good for it.

I have it and I personally don’t like it for comparative Shadyside. There are better books out there if that’s what you’re going for.

Syphilis originated in the Americas, ancient DNA shows, but European colonialism spread it widely Paleogenomics has finally solved a question that has puzzled researchers for decades: Where did syphilis come from?

www.livescience.com/archaeology/... 🏺🧪

I think everyone loves the patella!

Archaeologists have found dozens more sacrificed horses in 2,800-year-old burial in Siberia that's eerily similar to Scythian graves The sacrifices could be an early form of a Scythian burial tradition that lasted for hundreds of years.

Archaeological evidence suggests Herodotus was not exaggerating his description of a “royal” Scythian burial. 🏺🧪

I’m sure you do. But again, maybe that’s how YOUR university works but that’s definitely not the case for the vast majority of graduate schools.

Syphilis microbe circulated in the Americas thousands of years before European contact But ancient DNA from bony lesions suggests original bacterial strains may not have spread sexually

It's a debate that's raged for more than 500 years: Where did syphilis, first reported in Europe in 1494, originate? DNA from ancient bones, analyzed by @jrockdrigo.bsky.social and colleagues, may help close the case. @science.org

That’s how it’s done in Europe for PhD. America still sticks to the continuing education in PhD even though by that point they should be masters in their fields and not require more classes to become masters.

No they don’t lol I know plenty of people who got C’s and even D’s and F’s in classes.

No they’re not. I’ve studied at two different graduate institutions and I’ve seen the exact opposite. Grad students are expected to work harder and are more harshly graded than undergrads typically. You must go to an easier school if you say it’s super inflated.

Sadly I don’t see it happening because most people are too complacent. A revolution would require a large number of the population to stand up and fight since the government has the military to quell such movements.

Not entirely sure what you’re talking about since, to my knowledge, cancer has never been cured. There have been conspiracy theories that cancer has been cured and that’s it.