Archaeologists Engage
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🏺🧪 My most recent #BadZooarch post is from last year, where I finally sat down and tried to figure out why the hell people seem to love these horribly inaccurate and downright bad to look at animal skeleton decorations to begin with.
animalarchaeology.com/2024/10/25/w...
animalarchaeology.com/2024/10/25/w...
Why Do We Love (Plastic, Inaccurate) Skeletons So Much? A Halloween Investigation
This blog post is part of the first ever Real Archaeology festival! Myself, along with several other archaeology-focused content creators, have come together to celebrate real, factual (not pseudos…
animalarchaeology.com
September 23, 2025 at 4:09 PM
🏺🧪 My most recent #BadZooarch post is from last year, where I finally sat down and tried to figure out why the hell people seem to love these horribly inaccurate and downright bad to look at animal skeleton decorations to begin with.
animalarchaeology.com/2024/10/25/w...
animalarchaeology.com/2024/10/25/w...
Reposted by Archaeologists Engage
Museums designed for quiet contemplation now also have to accommodate phones and selfies. Not saying it's bad - just different. The question is how to adapt without losing what makes these spaces special. The challenge is to design an experience where the phone is included, but doesn't take over.
November 5, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Museums designed for quiet contemplation now also have to accommodate phones and selfies. Not saying it's bad - just different. The question is how to adapt without losing what makes these spaces special. The challenge is to design an experience where the phone is included, but doesn't take over.
It’s just called 3D scanner!
October 10, 2025 at 5:51 PM
It’s just called 3D scanner!
Two of our volunteers on site got VERY excited, saying it made sharing their involvement with family and friends easier.
They can open the files on phone and desktop to share what they have achieved the last two weekends, helping others connect to the shared community excavations.
They can open the files on phone and desktop to share what they have achieved the last two weekends, helping others connect to the shared community excavations.
October 10, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Two of our volunteers on site got VERY excited, saying it made sharing their involvement with family and friends easier.
They can open the files on phone and desktop to share what they have achieved the last two weekends, helping others connect to the shared community excavations.
They can open the files on phone and desktop to share what they have achieved the last two weekends, helping others connect to the shared community excavations.