Friday Varia and Quick Hits

We’re expecting a mild weekend weather here in North Dakotaland which is perfect for cooking out for Australia Day, watching the 24 Hours of Daytona, and catching up on a bunch reading and writing projects that just need to get done! 

In the meantime, enjoy a little gaggle of quick hit and varia:

• Help support an endowed lecture in honor of Barbara Tsakirgas.

• A primer for K-12 students on Byzantine and Frankish style from Corinth Excavations. 

• Tom Davis speaking on earthquakes and the crisis of faith in Late Antique Cyprus.

• Coming of Age in Byzantium.

• A 3D Tour of the Red Monastery.

• CFP EAA2018 (Barcelona): The ”Geospatial Turn”: Critical Approaches to Geospatial Technologies in Archaeological Research.

• Street animals and science.

• Melting Ice and Alaskan Archaeology.

• Challenging Theories of Racism, Diaspora, and Agency in African America.

• A Left-Handed Commencement Address from Ursula K. Le Guin.

• My Ántionia at 100.

• If you’re a fan of micro brand watches, this is exciting.

• What I’m reading: B. Latour, Facing Gaia: Eight Lectures on the New Climate Regime. (2017)

• What I’m listening to: Hugh Masekela, Grrr. The Fall, 50,000 Fall Fans Can’t Be Wrong.