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The benefits of blogging for professional archaeologists

mickmorrison
October 15, 2014

In a post earlier this week I provided a brief account of why blogging is of interest to archaeologists and also touched on aspects of the history of ‘archaeo. blogging’. I’ve taken the time to do this to provide students in my Introduction…

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Social media and professional archaeology in retrospect

mickmorrison
October 13, 2014

This is the first of two posts directed at students enrolled in an online topic that I teach at Flinders University on Professional Archaeology.  The focus of this week’s module is to encourage students to critically evaluate the role of…

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Dating shell mounds at Weipa, Cape York Peninsula

mickmorrison
October 11, 2014

I was just emailed this rather nifty word cloud that the Editors of Australian Archaeology have generated for a paper I have coming out in that journal later this year. It’s a great graphic depiction of what the paper is about: looking at…

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