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ArchInk 2021, Day 3
ArchInk 2021, Day 3
The first thing that popped into my head with the prompt “the languages of archaeology” was all the jargon we use–we really love our delightfully convoluted terms for artifacts!
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ArchInk 2020 (Inktober), ‘Stone’ Archaeology Inktober, #3: Stone.
ARCHINK2020 (INKTOBER), ‘Repair’ Archaeology has a long history of mistakes and exclusionary practices that, hopefully, are on their way to being fixed. ArchInk Prompt #22, 'Repair.'
ARCHINK2020 (INKTOBER), ‘Act’ Essentially the beginning of archaeology . . .Archaeology Inktober 2020 Prompt #11, 'Act'
ARCHINK2020 (INKTOBER), ‘Clay’ and ‘Perspective’ Yup, it's all ceremonial. ArchInk Prompts 15 and 27.
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ARCHINK2020 (INKTOBER), ‘Box’ There are so many ways, so many lenses, to understand the past--why just 'box' oneself into one kind of interpretation? ArchInk prompt #12, "box".
ArchInk 2020 (Inktober), ‘Below’ Archaeology Inktober is here again! I'm a bit behind, but here is prompt #3 "Below." Now, I know that mice are a huge disturbance to subsurface deposits, but what else could sing a Disney parody?
ARCHINK2020 (INKTOBER), ‘Ghost’ The final prompt for ArchInk 2020, 'Ghost.' What's more terrifying than a box of unfinished reports? oooOOooo!
