Here are some of the results from my 2018 survey on Canadian beliefs and social media use!
A Survey on Canadian Beliefs – The Results
Tag: pseudoarchaeology
“Legends of the Lost” Stays Lost
Unfortunately, Legends of the Lost failed to find its way.
#InventedFantasies – A Talk About Talking About Archaeology
In October I gave a public lecture in Ottawa about the importance of archaeological communication. You can see the talk on YouTube or listen to it in a podcast, the links to which you'll find here!
Bigfoot, Atlantis, and Twitter – A Survey on Canadian Beliefs and Social Media Use
Fill out my survey and help me examine the connections between pseudoarchaeology and social media use in Canada!
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.
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.
Digging in the Wrong Place: “Undiscovered”
Let's talk about the controversy surrounding the pharaoh Tutankhamun's DNA.
Sprinkling Some Grains of Salt on Ice Bridge
My take on CBC's disappointing documentary that gave support to an archaeologically rejected theory that's been adopted by white nationalists.
