Here I am. Once again. I'm out of archaeologists. We matched 576 groups w/archaeologists, leaving 13 groups unmatched. This brings me pain! We've never run out of scientists like this before. 598 requests for one category is A LOT. But still. Archaeologists 🥺 www.skypeascientist.com/sign-up.html

Great new tool from Flickr foundation - the Data Lifeboat, to package up Flickr image collections and get them out of dodge quickly, with metadata and readmes. Speaking to urgency of portability of digital cultural heritage given current times. They need some testers to play and give feedback 👇

I don’t know why this zoom hack didn’t occur to me until now, but if you have an activity where you want students/colleagues to call on each other/go around the virtual room—e.g. when making introductions—have everyone raise their hand & then lower them when done—no guessing as to who hasn’t gone

Hey, kids. My eponymous #Archaeogaming book (2018) paperback is on sale for 50% off this week. I only need 12 more people to buy the book to crack 1,000 lifetime sales! www.berghahnbooks.com/title/Reinha...

DH colleagues, is there a version of the Student Collaborators' Bill of Rights from UCLA that's still available online? #digitalhumanities

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The book is Open Access, available for free at www.ucpress.edu/books/ancien... I'm hard at work on finishing touches for the companion database, which I hope will be live next week.

Has anyone ever requested image licensing permission from the Istanbul Archaeological Museum and received this email? I'm a little hesitant to send in my personal info.

Hoping to see some familiar faces at #DH2025 next week.

NYC, we hope you made it to the poll this weekend 🗳️ But if you're holding off because you haven't figured out who you'd like to rank for mayor, check out our quiz. We asked the candidates where they stand on local issues. See which ones best align with your values. buff.ly/3CKtiMZ

Yes, indeed. #ThanksBrett and @neh-odh.bsky.social team members who have kept those of us in the field inspired, funded, and in community with one another.

For independent and contingent #AcRel scholars: Short-term visiting scholar program at Ohio State's Center for the Study of Religion. $3,000 stipend, lodging, travel, and meals for a week-long residency. Deadline: July 1, 2025

Many thanks for sharing this, @lollardfish.bsky.social. La sfera has something for everyone: Colorful maps! 5 different versions of the tower of Babel! Grouchy people influenced by the planets! Crafty merchants! Dragons, mermaids, sea monsters! We'd love to bring it to the public.

Two NEH sponsored institutes were so crucial to my education that I've used the training to teach hundreds of students over the last decade, and trained 1000s in critical thinking with digital technologies. NEH impacts go far beyond the researchers + initial audience. #LAWDI #MSUdai

are you a medievalist and a non-native english speaker looking to publish your first article in english? do you have an idea for an article in any field of premodern studies? you have until the end of march to apply to our mentorship programme 👇

It was so good to hear @sarahebond.bsky.social talk about Roman labor yesterday, and to catch up with @sebhth.bsky.social @paregorios.bsky.social and other ISAW folks. Looking forward to digging into _Strike!_ over spring break. yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300...

Publication news! 🎉 Ancient Pasts for Modern Audiences is NOW AVAILABLE for everybody to read! We are so excited to share this work with you all: www.routledge.com/Ancient-Past... 🎉 Cover art by the wonderful @flaroh.bsky.social!

As usual, thanks to the WKCR reporters. www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/wkcr/

Dystopian, in so many ways.

I'm one of the co-chairs of #ACH2025 this year (with @alexwermercolan.bsky.social), and I'm really pleased with what we've come up with. Notably, we're looking for creative proposals that don't easily fit the usual paper/panel/poster format. I'm excited to see what folks come up with!

Last call! Sat March 8th in Sarasota @lauramorreale.bsky.social and I will be offering a PD teacher workshop on pre-modern maps and mapping, based on our NEH-funded work on the #sferaproject. Pls see details tinyurl.com/sferamar25 — we have extended the sign-up deadline to Wed March 5th.

Apropos of nothing, here's some posters I made for outside my office in case anyone wants them. Text on one edited from @blacktrowel.bsky.social, the other from an Eco article (both cited of course). If you'd like the PDF files, just email me. #antifascist #AncientBluesky 🏺

Looks like AHPP is back up and running. This is good news for art history instructors looking to share their work.

Knowledge Commons Works is also ready to help however we can. works.hcommons.org

This is an excellent read. "Don’t let algorithms or billionaires (yes, Elon, I’m side-eyeing you) hijack your focus. Master the techniques you care about. Read papers that ignite your curiosity. Your work is your rebellion."

Just a reminder that my @cambridgeup.bsky.social Element, “The Author in Early Christian Literature,” is still free and open-access for the next two weeks! Go download it while you can: doi.org/10.1017/9781... 🏺 #ClassicsSky #AncientSky

The Stoa: a Review for Digital Classics Call for Submissions: blog.stoa.org/editorial

Writing a paper on big archaeological data and I'm looking for examples of archaeological sites which have complex databases (published) of all excavated information (features, finds, artefacts, ecofacts, environmental archaeology, geophysics, lidar, you name it ...). Thanks! 🏺

One of the websites that does seem to still work is the one that lets you "Find and contact elected officials" based on your address. Federal, State, and Local (with handy phone numbers). www.usa.gov/elected-offi...

I've seen some apologetic announcements lately, people sheepish about sharing during this increasingly off-the-rails Worst Timeline. But here's the thing: we NEED your art/books/poems/talks/knitting/cat pics. Keep 'em coming! It's a long road and we need all the creative camaraderie we can get.

We researchers must stay in the game re: climate—the longue durée laying a foundation for better times. Pictured: my 9 million post-its as I devoured @vickyausten.bsky.social ‘s environmental humanities book for @rheaclassical.bsky.social. Much to dig into! rheaclassicalreviews.com/2025/01/30/m...

At this year's annual meeting of the @archaeologyaia.bsky.social, Danielle J. Riebe from the Uni of Georgia has received the Best Poster Award for a poster featuring a restoration and conservation project in Hungary. We are proud to be part of this project and congratulate Danielle on the award! 🏺

Today I learned about the 🇨🇦 artist Sandra Sawatzky and the epic-scaled embroidered tapestry she has created, emulating the Bayeux tapestry, to chronicle the history of fossil fuel extraction. #needlework, #SubversiveStitch www.theblackgoldtapestry.com

i'm treating this tweet about Sarah's new book like you all treat that Tom Holland lip sync video: when it comes across the TL, you must repost

For SoCal friends, Here is a list of resources for shelter, animal boarding, free items, and distribution hubs. These places can also use donations (e.g., food, water, masks, and blankets). Please consider donating if you can. For more info, visit Instagram: mutualaidla

My dudes, turn this shit off. On iOS it's under Settings > Apps > Photos > scroll all the way down.

I admit going into my first #AIASCS with modest expectations. But wow, what a weekend! I saw many familiar (and new) people, had great discussions, heard terrific panels. Don't even get me started on the books. I look forward to putting some ideas in motion in the coming months. Thanks, y'all!

I got “smackdown.” (Do with that what you will).

The #AIASCS Exhibit game is strong. Book haul required a second tote bag, plus … #cornellpresssocks !

Cleopatra lived closer in time to 'yeet' being in the dictionary than to the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Anyone around here also at #AIASCS? My first time at this conference! Looking forward to it.

I ordered from AbeBooks, and the seller simply bought it cheap from Amz and shipped it w/ a gift receipt. I complained to AbeBooks, and they said it was acceptable and for my "convenience." If I'd wanted to cross a picket line, I could've ordered directly from the bad place and saved 10 bucks.

I mean, #goals. (I’d probably go for donor figures in relief, but the principle stands)

Does anyone have examples of sites using Omeka Classic's Geolocation module they can share? cc @omeka.org

My colleague, Isabella Bruno, developed a great resource for those who need access to academic publications but are not affiliated with academic organizations.

In case you'd like to read the NYT piece on the re-opening of Notre Dame, here's a gift link. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

My former colleagues at DH@MSU are a great group, and they're hiring a Coordinator of Digital Humanities. careers.msu.edu/jobs/special...