Friday Varia and Quick Hits

We’ve had cool, but lovely week here in North Dakotaland, but just to remind everyone that winter is never quite over, we’re expecting 3-6 inches of snow on Saturday.

Oh well, I was planning at staying inside anyway.

If you’re planning at staying put and riding out whatever inclement weather or terrible disease is headed your way, may I suggest grabbing a paperback copy of Sebastian Heath’s DATAM: Digital Approaches to Teaching the Ancient Mediterranean, which was released this week. It is, of course, available as a free download as well.  

Alternately, you can check out this list of quick hits and varia, which includes a number of free digital books:

• Migration Histories of the Medieval Afroeurasian Transition Zone.

• Cotsen Institute of Archaeology volumes available for free.

• Anthropocene Unseen: A Lexicon.

• COVIDs and the Greek Economy.

• Read around in the Archaeology Magazine archive. 

• I’m on the radio talking about North Dakota Quarterly (at 15:00).

• Some great stuff in the most recent issue of Academe.

• Funding Anthropological Research in the Age of Covid-19.

• The Abolition Geographies of COVID-19.

• Prague Paved with Jewish Tombstones.

• COVID Dreams.

• Bertucci Watches.

• Death by Project Management Webinar.

• What I’m reading: Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein, Data Feminism (2020).

• What I’m listening to: Chicano Batman, Invisible People.