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There is a Crises in UK Academic Archaeology BUT it’s not the one you think
All of yesterday and now most of today I have seen this Guardian article making the rounds on social media sites, forums, etc.- Will the study of archaeology soon become a thing of the past? It was written by a historian, Michael Braddick who also happens to be the pro-vice-chancellor for the faculty of arts […]
Great Way to Connect With People- Historically Hardcore
April 8, 2011
This originally comes via Archaeopop and the original post can be found here. Basically, some students developed ,for their class project, some amazing posters on history. I say amazing in the sense that their goal was to make History interesting to young people. The humour may not be everyone’s cup of tea but for kids […]
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