Comparto con ustedes este video, comparto con ustedes la transmisión de la conferencia del doctor Miguel Pastrana acerca de #Tenochtitlan, origen y destino.

#mitos #peregrinacion #codex

it's national taco day! stellar mexicanist ignacio sanchez prado has a new book right on time!

TACO, in the bloomsbury object lessons series.

chicago, go celebrate with a taco and support our neighbors in little village, pilsen, logan, everywhere

www.bloomsbury.com/us/taco-9798...

Aquí va el link #AccesoAbierto: lasamericasveracruz.edu.mx/wp-content/u...

I'm starting to work on designing my "Archaeology and the Public" course for next spring. Does anyone have syllabi, assignments, or lesson plans they'd be willing to share on the subjects of public arch, collaborative arch, pseudoarch, or journalistic & pop culture depictions of arch?🏺 #academicsky

"No institution that is committed to the free pursuit of knowledge should submit to the degradation of autonomy and academic freedom contained in it." @acls1919.bsky.social statement on the White House "compact" proposed to universities. www.acls.org/news/acls-st...

Aquí va el link #AccesoAbierto: lasamericasveracruz.edu.mx/wp-content/u...

super cool study found human artifacts in Bearded vulture nests, incl. "weaponry like a crossbow bolt and wooden lance, decorated sheep leather, and parts of a slingshot....a shoe made from twigs and grass is ~675-years-old." link to paper: doi.org/10.1002/ecy..... www.popsci.com/environment/... 🧪🌍🦉

Folks in public administration AND sociology: read my dear friend @profmcdonnell.bsky.social 's latest article: Bureaucracy in Action: The Sociology of Public Administration:

www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...

(I wish I had written this article, it's so good!)

Hace poco cambiaron las condiciones de servicio (bsky.app/profile/agel...) pero también se ha metido mucho en los LLMs (bsky.app/profile/wolv...) ... la verdad me desagrada pero también el sitio tiene sus usos.

A lot of people think that every international student admitted means one fewer spot for domestic students, when the opposite is more likely true - the tuition revenue international students bring allows public universities to provide substantial discounts to domestic students, improving access.

haven't joined the academia edu exodus but i am putting my work up on Knowledge Commons—which i haven't quite figured out, but—in case anyone's interested: hcommons.org/members/shol...

Ugh! I know the feeling—I've had that account since 2012 and it's been useful, esp. for sharing with LatAm audiences. But don't think I'll be uploading anything, even if I can't quite bring myself to delete it yet. Time will tell if Knowledge Commons becomes a viable alternative, I suppose.

📕 What is gender #archaeology? 🏺

Explore how we can research gender roles in the past and how different gender issues in the academic world affect current archaeological thought in our latest #NewBookChronicle 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...

haven't joined the academia edu exodus but i am putting my work up on Knowledge Commons—which i haven't quite figured out, but—in case anyone's interested: hcommons.org/members/shol...

“In 2023, cars and their drivers killed 8,820 American pedestrians and bicyclists — 7,314 pedestrians and 1,166 cyclists. They injured another 136,281, an increase of over 5,300 injuries from 2022.”

Put the responsibility where it belongs. Via @jalopnik.bsky.social www.jalopnik.com/1979666/defe...

Próximamente por divulgar en medios digitales: Una revista conmemorativa para celebrar el centenario de los primeros ejidos de Papantla, Veracruz, México. Cuenta con estudios históricos y regionales de diversa índole, incluso por ejidatarios. Mira el índice aquí:

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@sholleykline.bsky.social congrats, glad to see this out in the world!

A request for help. I am looking for article-length examples of historiography that takes place and built environment seriously. I don't think exactly architectural history, but emphasizing people occupying and using particular places. This is a methodological example for an undergraduate project. 🗃️

It’s official! We’re launching the UCLA Department of Labor Studies. After years of building as a small but mighty “program,” Labor Studies has been elevated to departmental status. We’re the first but hopefully not the last of our kind in the UC system.

Thanks, Lisa! It's a much better book for your feedback, and I'm thrilled to see it out.

(plus, didn't expect it 'til November, so this is a great surprise!)

🏺🗃️ In the penultimate article for my series I look at the connection between the US meatpacking industry and #archaeology

Find out more about Helen Swift Neilson in article 1️⃣1️⃣ and order your copy or subscribe here: www.herder.de/wbg-magazine...

En la región totonaca de México, la explotación petrolera se remonta a 1869, es decir, hay comunidades que llevan más de un siglo con afectaciones así. 🇲🇽

www.nytimes.com/es/2025/09/2...

(eng: www.nytimes.com/2025/09/14/o...)

United Academics of Maryland (UAM) was in the house at the campaign launch of @senbillferg.bsky.social last week.

We were there to tell him we need him to lead on passing our bill for collective bargaining rights for ALL faculty across Maryland.

We hope you will make that commitment, Senator.
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Welp here we are again, fresh out of Archaeologists for Skype a Scientist matches.

This fall, we have matched 248 groups with Archaeologists for online Q&As. I have 38 more groups who need a match, but I'm out of Archaeologists!

Archaeologists! Please volunteer
www.skypeascientist.com/sign-up.html