Scattered, Episode 4 – Tales from a Forensic Anthropologist
Ever wanted to know what it was like to actually BE a Forensic Anthropologist? Pamela Mayne Correia is one. She has 30 years’ experience in forensic anthropology. In this podcast […]
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How much does an ‘A’ grade cost?
I keep saying I have mixed emotions about the Alberta government’s new decision to instil performance-based measures on post-secondary education to allocate funding. In reality, I have pretty strong emotions […]
Stories from the Field: Safety Schmozle
**To me, Christmas holidays means chilling out with family and friends and being entertained. Here’s some entertainment for you all from when I was last in the field. Hope you […]
Stories from the Field: Back in the Mac.
** To celebrate the Alberta September field season, it’s shortening days and industry tempers, I give you a little tidbit of it here. For those of you in archaeology, may […]
Published!
Memoirs of a Reluctant Archaeologist is now an ebook! For the bargain price of $2.99, you can discover what archaeology is really like. It’s currently only available on Smashwords.com. But, […]
The Reluctant Archaeologist 