Though they don’t seem to be terribly popular, here are parts two and three of the series:
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Middle Savagery (lite)- Horsetooth stout stored in aged bourbon casks. Nice, with a...Horsetooth stout stored in aged bourbon casks. Nice, with a Boddington’s head! http://instagr.am/p/LMUezfPoKG/
- I don’t come to the domestic terminal very often....I don’t come to the domestic terminal very often. http://instagr.am/p/LLHiYiPoKk/
- Honorary summertime Efes. http://instagr.am/p/LHaQAZPoI2/Honorary summertime Efes. http://instagr.am/p/LHaQAZPoI2/
- These girls. http://instagr.am/p/LFDNXOPoNu/These girls. http://instagr.am/p/LFDNXOPoNu/
- Doris & Spooky. http://instagr.am/p/LEkxvnvoNN/Doris & Spooky. http://instagr.am/p/LEkxvnvoNN/
- This is about 90% of the photos on my phone....This is about 90% of the photos on my phone. http://instagr.am/p/LEHMe_PoMG/
- “Fitting in” – Being a White, Female Archaeologist in the Middle East…a (controversial?) dissertation chunk… Entreaties to “fit in” aside, the excavation team was constantly harassed by the locals on the street, particularly the women on the team; no amount of discreet dressing or walking in pairs stopped rocks from being thrown or come ons from local youth. Being up on the opposite tell was a relief from living in the small, […]
- So so bored. Sigh. #diss http://instagr.am/p/K_Zun3voPX/So so bored. Sigh. #diss http://instagr.am/p/K_Zun3voPX/
- (...) Almost all of the archaeologists who were not fired quit in solidarity.http://bit.ly/K4XSBV
- Diss Footnote: Ian Hodder fired most of the professional archaeologists working for him in 2012. (...)http://bit.ly/K4XSBV
- Horsetooth stout stored in aged bourbon casks. Nice, with a...
These ladies are great! Entertaining stories. I especially love the Q & A session on video 3.
They remind me of the good lecturers that exist out there.
Cheers for sharing them with us, Colleen. Have a pint with them for me next time you get to hang out with them.
Paul
Not popular? Well, I for one am very glad to have had the chance to hear these accounts from the women I ‘grew up’ reading in archaeology. A great initiative, and thank you so much for sharing!
Well, they weren’t getting many hits at first, but it’s growing.