Sarah Simeonoff
@smsbarchaeology.bsky.social
Sugpiaq/Alutiiq and white archaeologist working on Sugpiaq/Alutiiq archaeology, CRM, and how to improve our field
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Hello!
A little Sunday evening survey... 📝
We're looking for examples where info or resources concerning achievements of 🏺⛏️ #trowelblazing women in archaeology, geology or palaeontology have been removed or vanished from public sources in the past year due to external pressures...
Pls repost!
A little Sunday evening survey... 📝
We're looking for examples where info or resources concerning achievements of 🏺⛏️ #trowelblazing women in archaeology, geology or palaeontology have been removed or vanished from public sources in the past year due to external pressures...
Pls repost!
December 14, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Hello!
A little Sunday evening survey... 📝
We're looking for examples where info or resources concerning achievements of 🏺⛏️ #trowelblazing women in archaeology, geology or palaeontology have been removed or vanished from public sources in the past year due to external pressures...
Pls repost!
A little Sunday evening survey... 📝
We're looking for examples where info or resources concerning achievements of 🏺⛏️ #trowelblazing women in archaeology, geology or palaeontology have been removed or vanished from public sources in the past year due to external pressures...
Pls repost!
You should read this if the gap between academia and CRM is important to you (or if you wonder why it should be!).
📢📢 OUT NOW: 'Training for Transformation: Rethinking Archaeological Readiness in California and Beyond' - a #blog by Kaitlin Brown to accompany new research in the #SAA journal @saa-aap.bsky.social: ⛏️🎓 https://cup.org/47HcnKE
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Training for Transformation: Rethinking Archaeological Readiness in California and Beyond « Archaeology# « Cambridge Core Blog
“You get in, you get out, and you get the job.” That line from a recent The CRM Archaeology Podcast (Ep 315) about academia's responsibility to CRM and vice versa stuck with me. It resonated because it echoes a broader shift happening across higher educ...
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November 19, 2025 at 12:29 AM
You should read this if the gap between academia and CRM is important to you (or if you wonder why it should be!).
Hi! My colleagues and I are conducting a survey to understand archaeological field experiences. If you are a current/former archaeologist with field work experience, please take this short survey to help us understand how experiences differ across demographics.
Link: lnkd.in/gBts28qr
Link: lnkd.in/gBts28qr
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January 11, 2025 at 2:00 AM
Hi! My colleagues and I are conducting a survey to understand archaeological field experiences. If you are a current/former archaeologist with field work experience, please take this short survey to help us understand how experiences differ across demographics.
Link: lnkd.in/gBts28qr
Link: lnkd.in/gBts28qr
Reposted by Sarah Simeonoff
Sarah Simeonoff (U Colorado) and colleagues are conducting a short survey to understand how current archaeological field experiences differ across gender, education, experience demographics, and across the different sectors of practice.
Archaeologists, please follow this link : (lnkd.in/gBts28qr)
Archaeologists, please follow this link : (lnkd.in/gBts28qr)
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January 9, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Sarah Simeonoff (U Colorado) and colleagues are conducting a short survey to understand how current archaeological field experiences differ across gender, education, experience demographics, and across the different sectors of practice.
Archaeologists, please follow this link : (lnkd.in/gBts28qr)
Archaeologists, please follow this link : (lnkd.in/gBts28qr)