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Bigfoot, Atlantis, and Twitter – A Survey on Canadian Beliefs and Social Media Use
Author: Stephanie Halmhofer
Canadian bioarchaeologist
The AGEAC Talk Part Two: An Esoteric Experience
I gave you the background info in Part One. Now it's time for what I heard about Atlantis at the AGEAC talk.
The AGEAC Talk Part One: A Brief History of Atlantis
I went to a talk about the mythical city of Atlantis and it was so much more than I expected. Here's a little background information you'll need before I discuss the talk itself.
What’s the Harm? It’s Just a Show.
Non-archaeologists are given access to larger, more public platforms to discuss archaeology than actual archaeologists are, and that's a problem.
Reflections on #SAA2018
I've just returned from the SAA conference in Washington D.C., and wanted to reflect on my experiences
Knowledge Feature – Determining MNI (Minimum Number of Individuals)
How do bio/osteoarchaeologists, zooarchaeologists, and forensic anthropologists figure out how many individuals are in an assemblage?
Hashtags and Sea Lions – Using Social Media to Break Down Pseudoarchaeology
Social media is a powerful tool that archaeologists should be using to combat harmful pseudoarchaeology.
