Dr Jonny Graham
@jonnyflint997.bsky.social
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Archaeologist | leftist | posthumanist | Sanddancer | he/him🍉🌱
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jonnyflint997.bsky.social
Really looking forward to this session with Sam in December. Think you can answer these questions archaeologically? Send us an abstract before Friday 1st August!
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oldfriend99.bsky.social
Fortunately there's only 3 more years of rapidly escalating fascism before there's a peaceful exchange of power
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mgearsolidarity.bsky.social
Why does the BritCard have a burning eye logo with the word "panopticon" written underneath it? That's just the company that makes them. That's absolutely fine. Don't worry about that.
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andykhouri.bsky.social
Built in the 13th century. So that mosque stood for 800 years with every sort of person from every place and every religion in the world passing through Gaza century after century, only for it to be blown up by some shithead loser sitting behind a computer that we probably paid for.
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mattielubchansky.com
cant believe that this is the first-ever time that liberalism has been ill-equipped to stand up to fascism. crazy stuff that nobody could have predicted
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owenexiehurcum.bsky.social
That the European Archaeology Association overturned their decision to exclude Israeli institutions from participating in their annual conference, meaning organisations intertwined with Israel's genocide of Palestinians will still be represented at EAA 2025, is appalling.

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

1/2
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seamas.bsky.social
I feel like it's hard to get across to my English pals that if the Taoiseach **made a point of insisting to the press** that they put Irish flags all over their house, and made sure to 'always' sit by one in their office, then they would immediately, and forever, be tainted as a massive weird freak.
scotnational.bsky.social
NEW: Keir Starmer has said he hangs the English flag in his home and 'always sits front of a Union Jack'

He told the BBC: 'I'm very encouraging of flags. I think they're patriotic and a great symbol of our nation.'
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internethippo.bsky.social
The mental health benefits of not knowing any history right now must be massive. Moving through your day with total equanimity. What happens next? Who knows? Maybe something good
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davidjroth.bsky.social
As end-of-empire scenarios go it is so much more dignified to get your capital city sacked by the Visigoths than to have a bunch of illiterate rich people in their 70s doing it through a series of incomprehensible tantrums because their brains were defeated by their phones.
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owenexiehurcum.bsky.social
🚨 CALL FOR PAPERS EXTENDED

TAG 2025 have extended their call for papers for all sessions until August 18th. This includes our session on Queer Archaeology! We are looking for any papers which engage with the legacy of Queer Archaeology 25 years after it was first proposed! More details below!
Poster showing a TAG session call for papers with the extended deadline of August 18th.
jonnyflint997.bsky.social
Been a while! Becoming a commercial archaeologist has tired me out over the last few months but finally finished ‘The Dispossessed’. What a book! A really fascinating exploration of how an anarchist society could work that is definitely the best Le Guin I’ve read to date
jonnyflint997.bsky.social
Matched. Consider doing the same. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
prehistorian.bsky.social
It's pay day. I donated £30 to the UN World Food Programme who last week delivered 350 truckloads of food to Gaza under extremely dangerous conditions. But it’s not enough. They want to rush in as much food as they can.

Who will match my £30 donation and pass it on?

donate.wfp.org/1244/donatio...
Donate Now | United Nations World Food Programme
Saving lives, changing lives
donate.wfp.org
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krismeana.bsky.social
Bluesky deleted op campaign again and so we will continue to amplify as this is an urgent matter and no time to waste trying to regain access while family is starving in Gaza!

chuffed.org/project/help...
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junlper.beer
this is a perfect example of how so much activity is artificial online today. fake accounts intentionally posting content they scrapped from the internet to fill in social media to get a crumb of ad revenue from
jonnyflint997.bsky.social
There’s still time to submit to our TAG session if you have any ideas about hauntology, the past in the past, or spectres haunting archaeology! Don’t let your paper be a lost future…
samscomo.bsky.social
Very excited to be a part of TAG again, this time with a spectral session alongside @jonnyflint997.bsky.social. Details on our session ("THE TIME IS OUT OF JOINT":
CONJURING A HAUNTOLOGICAL
ARCHAEOLOGY) can be found here! Any questions, please reach out 🙌

tag2025.hosted.york.ac.uk/en/call-for-...
Call for Papers - TAG 2025
tag2025.hosted.york.ac.uk
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bromolloy.bsky.social
Psst…👉there’s still time to submit for our @tag2025york.bsky.social session:
✨In theory, it was a great idea💡!✨
Me and my dear friend @tmcasimiro.bsky.social hope you’ll join the convo around the untold challenges of public-facing, community-engaging and real life archaeology projects! Cya there😎
Theoretical Archaeology Group 2025 Conference in York, 17th - 19th December. Submit your abstract for “In theory, it was a great idea”: The Challenges of Practical Archaeological Action in the Real World by 1st August 2025 to Brodhie Molloy at bmim2@leicester.ac.uk or Tânia Casimiro at tania.casimiro@stir.ac.uk . Theoretical Archaeology Group 2025 Conference in York, 17th - 19th December. Submit your abstract for “In theory, it was a great idea”: The Challenges of Practical Archaeological Action in the Real World to Brodhie Molloy at bmim2@leicester.ac.uk or Tânia Casimiro at tania.casimiro@stir.ac.uk .

Session description: It’s time! You successfully got the grant you spent months applying for. The project is planned down to timings and toilet breaks. Connections with people and organisations are made. You are ready to deliver and… Crash! Bang! Oh no! Something has gone wrong. Our projects often have things that go wrong or do not work out. But as practitioners we seldom admit this, especially not in official forums like a conference. However, this is a very normal thing to occur. Humans are messy. Messy things often require messy responses.

This session looks to open a conversation on our ‘failings’ in projects and how we can look at these, and to each other, for future solutions. We invite papers and discussants to join us in this conversation about the reality of archaeological projects in the contemporary world. We welcome discussions on the challenges faced in a wide range of archaeological projects, including social, ecological, and community-driven initiatives, as well as those involving heritage management, digital archaeology, education, and policy-driven work, among others. We will foster a space to network with others working in the fields of community and public-based engagement, offering comfort in the fact that we are not alone in this sector, and its associated struggles (funding, access, needs etc.). We are hoping this session will provide an opportunity for learning where we can exchange tips, tools and a sense of camaraderie.

As organisers, we are not afraid to admit that our projects, at times, have failed. We hope you won’t be afraid too!
jonnyflint997.bsky.social
Malak, her sister Maali, and their family have been forced from their home in Gaza and are living in a tent without even basic necessities. They really need help, esp. Maali who requires constant medical care. I’ve been donating what I can so please donate if you are able to or share their posts
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jonnyflint997.bsky.social
Really looking forward to this session with Sam in December. Think you can answer these questions archaeologically? Send us an abstract before Friday 1st August!
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owenjones.bsky.social
These pictures will be remembered for centuries.

Future generations will ask:

"Who did what, and when?

Who made this abomination possible?

Who spoke out - and who remained silent?"

Make sure you have good answers.
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airfriedrosie.bsky.social
Reminder: Labour started their rollback of trans rights pretty much on day 1 of gaining power, that was MONTHS before the US election. Starmer isn't doing this for trade deals, he's doing this because he wants to.
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anothersmd.bsky.social
this takes me back to that frankly hideous speech that hilary benn made over syria, the labour right more than any political faction are completely obsessed with the optics of statesmanship. they love when war and conflict happen because they can put on their sad, grave voice. they'll never stop it.
saulstaniforth.bsky.social
Kit Malthouse to Lammy "can he not see his inaction & cowardice is making this country irrelevant? Can he also not see the personal risk to him, given our intl obligations, that he may end up at the Hague because of his inaction?"

Lammy tells Malthouse his language is unbecoming
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owenjones.bsky.social
Every day, Israel deliberately massacres unarmed civilians it has deliberately starved.

How is this possible?

Because instead of framing Israel’s atrocities as obscene outrages demanding urgent action, the Western media has normalised Israel’s atrocities.