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Catherine Frieman
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D.Phil. Archaeologist. Co-Editor Current Anthropology. Previously Editor European Journal of Archaeology. Educator. Tattoo Enthusiast. World Traveller. Accident Prone.

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Catherine J. Frieman is an archaeologist and associate professor at the Australian National University. Her research investigates conservatism and innovation, and she is a specialist in material culture and technology. .. more

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 8h
Fwiw Japanese pumpkins cook down sweet enough for pie puree. The trick is to roast them before you puree then let the puree sit in a seive with a weight on it overnight to get most of the water out

Reposted by Catherine J. Frieman

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ama @amasugiru.bsky.social · 10h
I’m dealing with some sudden financial strain, so I’m looking for a bit of freelance work. If you know anyone who needs illustration or design work, I’d really appreciate referrals. I’m also planning to open commissions and update my ko-fi/carrd soon. I appreciate the support! amasugiru.carrd.co
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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
Also delicious

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
Big nom

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
I just love port and orange

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
3/4 c Port
3 c Cranberries
2/3 c Sugar
Bit of orange peel
Cinnamon stick

Put all in a sauce pan, bring to boil on medium high
Reduce to low and simmer until cranberries start popping
Allow to cool
Nom
natalieweiner.bsky.social Natalie Weiner @natalieweiner.bsky.social · 12h
every year i say it: homemade cranberry sauce is the biggest reward to effort ratio item on a thanksgiving table and too many people ignore it

Reposted by Catherine J. Frieman

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Natalie Weiner @natalieweiner.bsky.social · 12h
every year i say it: homemade cranberry sauce is the biggest reward to effort ratio item on a thanksgiving table and too many people ignore it

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
Thanks! Always appreciate your insights

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
Lol no never

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
I brought home the first packet of mince pies in October

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 12h
This feels European in vibe but i have no expertise or inside knowledge

Reposted by Hugh P. Possingham, Catherine J. Frieman

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NTEU ACT @nteuact.bsky.social · 13h
Former #ANU Vice-Chancellor, Genevieve Bell, will receive remuneration of more than half a million a year for the next five years - despite taking 12 months off.

For context, that's more than ANU hoped to 'save' annually by disestablishing the School of Music. 🫠 @nteunion.bsky.social

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 13h
My mom does an unsweetened cranberry and orange relish that's somehow too bitter and too sour but also impossible to stop eating

Reposted by Euan G. Ritchie, Matthew Holden, Catherine J. Frieman

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Yung En Chee @yungenchee.bsky.social · 13h
We have no answers from our institutions as to why Go8 universities endorsed BCA's regressive EPBC recommendations

But 90 of us have signed an 'Independent statement on the Group of Eight’s position on EPBC Act reforms'

🙏 Prof Justine Bell-James for writing & coordinating the independent statement
Independent statement on the Group of Eight’s position on EPBC Act reforms The federal Parliament is currently considering amendments to the flagship federal environmental legislation, the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (‘EPBC Act’). This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to strengthen environmental protections to reverse Australia’s current trajectory of extinctions and biodiversity loss. We are academics at the institutions in the Group of Eight (Go8), with expertise in biodiversity conservation science, climate science, policy, economics and law. We support amendments to the EPBC Act to strengthen protections for biodiversity and remove ministerial discretion and legal loopholes, in order to create a level playing field for businesses, and make environmental protection and recovery central to all decision-making processes under the Act. We note that the Go8 has signed a statement by the Business Council of Australia endorsing amendments that will weaken the Act’s protection for the environment. This statement does not reflect the world leading conservation research being carried out at our institutions. It also does not reflect the extensive evidence-based advice provided by experts based at Go8 institutions during the review and consultation processes over the past five years. We disagree with this statement, and the Go8’s endorsement of it. Signatories (in alphabetical order of family name) Professor Justine Bell-James The University of Queensland Emeritus Professor S Don Bradshaw The University of Western Australia Associate Professor Josephine Brown The University of Melbourne Honorary Associate Professor Peter Burnett Australian National University Professor Danielle Celermajer The University of Sydney Professor Iadine Chades Monash University Dr Yung En Chee The University of Melbourne Dr Shawan Chowdhury Monash University Dr Paul Close The University of Western Australia Associate Professor Carly Cook Monash University Professor Graeme Cumming The University of Western Australia Professor Saul Cunningham Australian National University Dr Christopher Cvitanovic UNSW Canberra Dr Nicholas Deal Monash University Associate Professor Angela Dean The University of Queensland Professor Emeritus Christopher Dickman The University of Sydney Professor Kingsley Dixon The University of Western Australia Associate Professor Daniel Dunn The University of Queensland Dr Megan Evans UNSW Canberra Signatories (in alphabetical order of family name) Dr José R. Ferrer-Paris UNSW Sydney Associate Professor Anita Foerster Monash University Adjunct Professor Rob Fowler The University of Adelaide Emeritus Professor Alex Gardner The University of Western Australia Professor Christophe Gaudin The University of Western Australia Professor Andrea Gaynor The University of Western Australia Associate Professor Hedley Grantham University of New South Wales Professor Pauline Grierson The University of Western Australia Dr Liz Hicks The University of Melbourne Professor Dieter Hochuli The University of Sydney Professor Andy Hogg The Australian National University Dr Matthew Holden The University of Queensland Professor Stephen D. Hopper AC The University of Western Australia Dr Brad Jessup The University of Melbourne Laureate Professor David Keith UNSW Professor Richard Kingsford UNSW Sydney A/Professor Carissa Klein The University of Queensland Associate Professor Joanna Kyriakakis Monash University Emeritus Professor Hans Lambers The University of Western Australia Associate Professor Nina Lansbury The University of Queensland Dr Natasha LeBas The University of Western Australia Professor Sarah Legge The Australian National University Distinguished Professor David Lindenmayer The Australian National University Professor Catherine Lovelock The University of Queensland Professor Kristen Lyons The University of Queensland Professor Rosemary Lyster The University of Sydney Professor Andrew Macintosh Australian National University Dr Ray Maher The University of Queensland Professor Martine Maron The University of Queensland Professor Sharon Mascher The University of Western Australia Dr Helen Mayfield The University of Queensland Professor Michael McCarthy The University of Melbourne Associate Professor Phillipa McCormack The University of Adelaide Professor Matt McDonald The University of Queensland Signatories (in alphabetical order of family name) Professor Karen McNamara The University of Queensland Professor Jessica Meeuwig The University of Western Australia Professor Malte Meinshausen The University of Melbourne Professor Nicki Mitchell The University of Western Australia Dr Rachel Morgain University of Melbourne Professor Craig Moritz Australian National University Professor Emily Nicholson The University of Melbourne Professor David Pannell The University of Western Australia Dr Tina Parkhurst The University of Melbourne Professor Kirsten Parris The University of Melbourne Associate Professor Natasha Pauli The University of Western Australia Dr Alexandra Pavlova Monash University Professor Jacqueline Peel The University of Melbourne Professor Jamie Pittock Australian National University Dr Pieter Poot The University of Western Australia Professor Hugh Possingham The University of Queensland Professor John Quiggin The University of Queensland Dr Cristina Ramalho The University of Western Australia Professor Amanda Ridley The University of Western Australia Professor Cynthia Riginos The University of Queensland Professor David Schlosberg The University of Sydney Associate Professor Robyn Schofield The University of Melbourne Professor Leigh Simmons The University of Western Australia Professor Paul Sunnucks Monash University Professor Stephen Swearer The University of Western Australia Professor Erika Techera The University of Western Australia Associate Professor Joseph Tomkins The University of Western Australia Professor Erik Veneklaas The University of Western Australia Professor Peter Vesk The University of Melbourne Dr Ella Vines Monash University Dr Jessica Walsh Monash University Professor Glenda Wardle The University of Sydney Professor James Watson The University of Queensland Associate Professor Alexandra Wawryk The University of Adelaide Professor Brendan Wintle The University of Melbourne Dr Nerida Wilson The University of Western Australia

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 13h
Nom!

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 13h
Smoked Turkey is the best Turkey I've had. Also turkey mole which is the ideal turkey but does not take the form of a large intact bird carcass

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
Fully incorrect opinion

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
Mincemeat is fucking delicious

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
Yeah in EU/UK the importance of the digger as knowledge maker has changed drastically since mid 20th. Not so much in other (colonised) places.

As a key transitional/ confirmatory text, i offer this 1956 bbc doco
BBC - Buried Treasure, The Walls of Jericho
Film of the archaeological excavations at Jericho. (1956)
www.bbc.co.uk

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
Yes exactly

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
I'm sure you've twigged this but i think there's a clear parallel here to the employment of local diggers in e.g. S. America, Anatolia, SW Asia. Clear hierarchy in what is perceived as skilled work and so who does that work

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
Yesssss
prehistorian.bsky.social Dr Rachel Pope @prehistorian.bsky.social · 23h
Oh you’d like me to undertake a gendered analysis of excavation tasks in the 10 excavation shots I have from four 1930s excavations? I hear you.

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 14h
As someone who flies super long haul in cattle class: wear whatever makes it bearable. The whole thing is undignified and uncomfortable enough as it is without worrying about the fashion police.

My go to: 2 pairs of socks, winter leggings, 2 v. soft shirts a hoodie, a scarf and fingerless gloves
stephenkb.bsky.social Stephen Bush @stephenkb.bsky.social · 17h
It's acceptable, but I always feel like I'm being gaslit by the people who strip off on planes. It's cold up there!
yougov.co.uk YouGov @yougov.co.uk · 18h
Is it acceptable to wear pyjamas on a flight?

61% of Brits say no, echoing US transport secretary Sean Duffy who criticised PJ-clad passengers yesterday

However, generations differ: 71% of 18-24yr olds say it is acceptable, compared to 11% of over-65s

yougov.co.uk/topics/socie...

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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 15h
Honestly i wish i had your optimism but i genuinely don't think this would improve things. Judges also are members of society with all the same baked in misogyny

Reposted by Catherine J. Frieman

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wennergrenorg.bsky.social @wennergrenorg.bsky.social · 15h
Excited to share the news that pre-orders for, "Ethics in Caribbean Archaeology: Past, Present, and Future," by WG Workshop grantees Felicia J. Fricke, Eduardo Herrera Malatesta and Maaike S. de Waal are now available! floridapress.org/978081307950...

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Ethics in Caribbean Archaeology
This book will be freely available in an open access edition thanks to generous support from the Max-Planck-Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, the Wenn...
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Catherine Frieman @cjfrieman.bsky.social · 16h
Seconded!! Waiting for gen alpha to bring ska back

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Dr. Oliver Dietrich @oliverdietrich.bsky.social · 16h
Last year‘s Archaeological Conference of Central Germany was on „A Stone Age History of Clothing“. We had the honour to welcome great colleagues to Halle - roughly one year later, the proceedings are hot off the press!

Soon available also in OA on books.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/propylaeum/c...

Reposted by Alison Phipps, Pauline Stafford, Catherine J. Frieman , and 1 more

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Felicity Callard @felicitycallard.bsky.social · 16h
“exiting the market”
In the next category down, where the OfS is concerned about the risk of exit within 12 months, Lapworth said there are currently seven large and 17 small institutions. "That's us being conservative so we are on the right foot and engaging...we're not saying they are going to exit in a disorderly way," Lapworth said. "I'm confident we understand what's happening in those situations." In a third category for providers with a two-to-three-year risk of exit, Lapworth said there are 26 institutions. "The pattern generally is that the smaller ones are those that we're more worried about than the larger ones," Lapworth said.

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Tessa @mintyjulep.bsky.social · 17h
I get not wanting to look ignorant, but as I've gotten older, I've learned that people freakin' love to teach other people. Wanna become better friends with someone? Ask them to show you how to do something.

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Stephen Bush @stephenkb.bsky.social · 17h
It's acceptable, but I always feel like I'm being gaslit by the people who strip off on planes. It's cold up there!
yougov.co.uk YouGov @yougov.co.uk · 18h
Is it acceptable to wear pyjamas on a flight?

61% of Brits say no, echoing US transport secretary Sean Duffy who criticised PJ-clad passengers yesterday

However, generations differ: 71% of 18-24yr olds say it is acceptable, compared to 11% of over-65s

yougov.co.uk/topics/socie...