Friday Varia and Quick Hits
- Jun 21, 2013
- 2 min read
As per usual, I discovered that we really should read two more units of pottery before we depart Polis this summer. This has thrown the PKAP-Polis Project into overdrive because these levels fill about 15-20 trays of pottery. Scott reads about a tray an hour, so we’re looking at a couple of long days in the storeroom. At least Scott is keeping up a brave face.
But before we get down to business, we have a day off. Scott Moore and Brandon Olson are on their way to Nicosia for some work at CAARI and I’m going to prepare a short talk for the North Dakota Humanities Council this evening on the North Dakota Man Camp Project and do some GIS work.
I will also provide my loyal and engaged readers with a little swarm of quick hits and varia.
Things old are new again: The innovation of Roman concrete and Disney’s multiplane camera in iOS 7.
How the other half (or 2/3rds?) live in Athens and lived in turn of the century New York.
The last telegram. Wait… how will I communicate with my students? At least we still have the mimeograph…. what?? Noooooooooooooooo….
Peter Suber’s Open Access is now available open access and the Golden Age of open access archaeology.
North Dakotans write on Armenia and Greek immigrant experiences. When can we officially begin to discuss a North Dakota Diaspora? Plus, we have a Barth (who hasn’t diaspora-ed yet).
There are lots of things to do with books including this or that.
What I’m reading: H. Meyza, Nea Paphos V: Cypriot Red Slip Ware. Varsovie 2007.
What I’m listening to: Kanye West, Yeezus.









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