Assoc Prof Robyn Pickering
@pickeringrobyn.bsky.social
Assoc. Professor University of Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦 Co-director Human Evolution Research Institute | geology, isotopes, U-Pb dating carbonates, human evolution, southern African palaeoclimates | equitable fieldwork | decolonisation |she/her
Reposted by Assoc Prof Robyn Pickering
"Archaeologists have much to learn from Indigenous communities... “living landscapes” or “existencescapes” are not only inhabited, constructed and interpreted through words, they are also lived and negotiated in practice"
✍️ Reviewed by Laura Pey 2/2
✍️ Reviewed by Laura Pey 2/2
January 7, 2026 at 5:35 PM
"Archaeologists have much to learn from Indigenous communities... “living landscapes” or “existencescapes” are not only inhabited, constructed and interpreted through words, they are also lived and negotiated in practice"
✍️ Reviewed by Laura Pey 2/2
✍️ Reviewed by Laura Pey 2/2
Reposted by Assoc Prof Robyn Pickering
Where AI is concerned I still can’t get beyond its being a rapacious consumer of water and built on intellectual piracy. Those two things should be enough to damn it to hell.
December 21, 2025 at 12:26 AM
Where AI is concerned I still can’t get beyond its being a rapacious consumer of water and built on intellectual piracy. Those two things should be enough to damn it to hell.