Friday Varia and Quick Hits

It’s finally Friday and despite this being a short week, it somehow feels like the longest week in the semester. But the weekend is near and with it the chance to catch up on a little sleep, get some reading done, start on a top sekrit project, and unwind a bit. Tomorrow is scheduled to be downright balmy with high temperatures in the 20s. The dogs will get a chance to enjoy a long walk. 

As I contemplate what it must be like to live in a place where the temperatures are closer to 0 Celsius than 0 Fahrenheit, I’ll leave you with this little gaggle of quick hits and varia:

• Some thoughts on the future of Classics and archaeology.

• The Greek Village.

• Conversations in Critical Cultural Heritage.

• Cyprus and Central Place Theory. 

• A Virtual Reality App that Reconstructs Ancient Rome May Have Exploited Its Developers.

• Roman Water.

• Cyprus.

• Decolonizing

Myth Class

Anthropology.

The Penn Museum.

Dartmouth and Latin.

• Weather on Mars.

• Chronoscope 126.

• Serendipity. 

• Travels through the internet.

• What I’m reading: Ben Jervis, Assemblage Thought and Archaeology. (2018).

• What I’m listening to: XamVolo, All The Sweetness On The Surface.