Academics looking for a God image for your AI policy slide, look no further

Gotta love the reuse of ancient monuments - cc @gabemoshenska.bsky.social this could be your stonehenge

The two genders

Are you sure about that...

Cat tax

Playing with it a little, here's archaeology

Really enjoyed this extremely scholarly but very readable account of genealogical practices in 17th-19th c America

I'm fundamentally a prehistoric specialist, but I've always loved industrial archaeology. Canals, mines, factories, all super super cool

One of the joys (to me) of working in Europe is that one must be multilingual or willing to work towards multilinguality. Even just reading academic archaeology, reading in many languages opens you to so many ways of seeing the world

Fascinating site. Excellent book.

Lovely bit of research on sw British later prehistory

I bought this kind of impulsively but i did enjoy reading it

I had to read this as an undergrad and i hated it, but i so keep coming back to it over and over for different things

I love teaching. I got into the game for teaching. This was the first book i found on pedagogy specifically in archaeology

Ok so this is also a classic, but it was so important to me as a doctoral student that when i met Robin Torrence years later i felt like I was meeting a rock star

I picked this up as part of my research into innovation - a classic for a reason

This is one i regularly recommend

I'm inordinately upset that i missed seeing this exhibition, but the book is wonderful

Unsurprisingly I've got two copies of this one

Self promo time? Somehow despite being open access this book sold enough copies for a paperback edition which is just out this year!

Another small book but very powerful. Emma is such a brilliant thinker and scholar

This one very justifiably won prizes. Very very recommended

Lived this bio of childe. I meet Terry Irving back in December and we talked about how to do politics with scholarship. Really inspirational stuff for me

I have a pretty big collection of French language archaeology books - this one has been on my shelves since i was a student

A classic

Strong recommend for this excellent comic book recounting the excavation and occupation of a 19th c queer quarter in Sheffield England

I haven't seen it in the replies or quotes, maybe because it's applicable well beyond hockey, but i think about this one from @actingthefulemin.bsky.social constantly

100 Australian dollerydoos

This is why my bsky experience is so peaceful

The flag of the Capital Territory is not bad, but i do think it's got a rather over inflated sense of self