Continuity and Discontinuity: Rome and Greece
This weekend I read a couple of cool recent articles on Roman Greece: Anna Kouremenos “Ρωμαιοκρατια ..
This weekend I read a couple of cool recent articles on Roman Greece: Anna Kouremenos “Ρωμαιοκρατια ..
Today I need to put the final revising touches the article that I submitted a couple of months ago to the European Journal of Archaeology ..
This weekend, I received the reviewer reports for an article that I toiled on for over 6 months. They were generous and thought provoking ..
Over the last few days, I’ve been working on a preliminary report for the Western Argolid Regional Project. I mentioned on Monday ..
This past semester, my extracurricular reading was focused around two topics. First, I read a good bit on time in archaeology, and, more ..
Over the last few months, I’ve been hiding from a line in a minutes from an early June meeting of the Western Argolid Regional ..
Institutions, particularly academic institutions, are slow to change. In most cases, this is a good thing. After all, universities and colleges ..
Scott Moore and I finished our paper for the 2018 ASOR Annual Meeting this fall with alarming efficiency. The paper is titled “A Small ..
The American Schools of Oriental Research annual meeting starts tomorrow in Denver, Colorado. Generally speaking, I’m too socially ..
I’m behind with everything including finishing my abstract for the 12th annual IEMA Conference at the University of Buffalo. The ..
It the time of the week (and frankly, semester) where the best I can do is muster three quick thoughts for the ole bloggeroo. 1. Inspiration. ..
This is a follow up post on something that I wrote a few years ago. I’ve been thinking about the space of Lincoln Park especially ..
This weekend, I got my very first paper copy of the European Journal of Archaeology. I felt very international! The EJA is one of those ..
Next month, I’m giving a paper at a conference called “Digital Approaches to Teaching the Ancient Mediterranean” and hosted ..
Over the weekend, I read Amara Thorton’s Archaeologists in Print: Publishing for the People (UCL 2018). The book documents the efforts ..
I was pretty excited and anxious about my panel at last week’s European Association of Archaeologists meeting. This was partly because ..
On the way to and from the European Association of Archaeologists annual meeting in Barcelona, I read two J.G. Ballard novels, The Drowned ..
I just got home from the 2018 European Association of Archaeologists annual meeting in Barcelona and was really impressed by my experience. ..
Because one of the panels that I’m on at the EAA meeting has pre-circulated their papers, they’ve asked us just to give ..
In a couple of weeks I’m giving a paper at the European Archaeological Association meetings. I’ve posted a draft of the paper, ..
Over the weekend, I was in an entertaining Twitter conversation about archaeological data and publishing. The chat, as they often do on Twitter, became ..
I think most archaeologists now think of their fieldwork projects as having a shelf life. In other words, we work at a site or in a region ..
Over the past week, Scott Moore and I have tried to organize what we know about the area of EF1 at Polis-Chrysochous on Cyprus. The area ..
I’m settling into the wonderful village of Polis-tis-Chrysochous in northwest Cyprus today after a long day of travel and a hectic ..
A couple weeks ago, I read a pretty cool article by Sarah Murray titled “Lights and Darks: Data, Labeling, and Language in the History ..
A few weeks ago, I boldly complained (in my head) that this is the February of Pyla-Koutsopetria. Since then, my colleagues ..
I have come to realize that I’m more or less addicted to one too many things on my plate, one too many adventures to be had, one too many ..
On Friday, I read with great excitement Colleen Morgan and Holly Wright’s very recent article in the Journal of Field Archaeology ..
The Digital Press at the University of North Dakota is very excited to announce the publication of the first volume of the Epoiesen ..
I was initially drawn to Micah Bloom’s Codex project because it combined two elements that have become more or less central to my life: ..
I was pretty intrigued to read Stefano Campana’s recent article in Antiquity on the concept of “emptyscapes.” This concept ..
Dimitri Nakassis pointed me in the direction of the most recent issue of History Compass which features a series of article the environment ..
Just a quick post today centered on three interesting Cypriot related things that have come through my news feed recently. First, if you’re ..
I’m always excited to read something my Michael Given who has published a series of intriguing articles unraveling the complexities ..
The last few weeks have been busy ones for The Digital Press at the University of North Dakota. We are in the process of negotiating a collaboration ..
As I watched Hurricanes Harvey and Irma surge through the Gulf of Mexico, I got to thinking about the environmental, historical, political, ..
I finally grabbed a few minutes to read Giorgios Papantoniou’s that Thanasis Vionis’s recent article in Land, “Landscape ..
I really enjoyed John Haldon’s latest survey of the 7th century, The Empire that Would Not Die (Harvard 2016). It navigated a very ..
It is with great trepidation that I’m going to wade into the world of current political events, but I feel totally lame hanging around ..
Somehow I missed this recent article on ethnoarchaeology as slow science in World Archaeology. Jerimy J. Cunningham and Scott ..
Phil Saperstein’s and Sarah Murray’s recent article in the Journal of Field Archaeology is remarkably useful for anyone considering ..
My Friday afternoon house cleaning was interrupted last week by a knock on my door. A 20-something guy in a sleeveless t-shirt and jeans ..
Over the past two weeks David Pettegrew and I have been working through the data from the Pyla-Koutsopetria Archaeological Project’s ..
Just a short post this morning, but I’ve really been enjoying John Haldon’s The Empire That Would Not Die: The Paradox ..
I know I’ve been promising to share a draft of our introduction to our Oxford Handbook of Early Christian Archaeology, but haven’t ..
I spent some time this weekend reading Y. Hamilakis’s edited forum in the Journal of Contemporary Archaeology. Since Bret Weber, Richard ..
Over the weekend, David Pettegrew and I have been putting the finishing touches on the introduction to our Oxford Handbook to Early Christian ..
Over the past week or so, I’ve worked my way through Luca Zavagno’s new book, Cyprus between Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages ..
Over the last few weeks, David Pettegrew and I have been slowly working to revise our introduction to the Oxford Handbook of Early Christian ..
Just a few quick photos today instead of anything more substantial. First, you know the device that you’re using is high tech when ..