Guest post by Christine Hymanyk (See Scattered, Ep 10 for my chat with Christine about her research project.) My animal scavenging experiment was inspired by several existing studies, some of […]
This is more of an announcement, to get the word out…. I listened to a Just Science podcast episode about skeletal remains identification. It starts as the typical conversation in […]
On August 4th, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
On August 4th, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
On August 4th, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
A month ago, a team that consisted of Shari Forbes, a few Calgary Police Services Canine Unit officers and me, put out four pig carcasses in the wilds outside of […]
I often forget that as a Physical Anthropologist I have a lot of knowledge that isn’t common. Nor is it *common* sense (or as common as common sense is nowadays). […]
“I’m an archaeologist.” I hate saying this for two reasons: 1) the uninformed responses I receive, such as, “Oh, you work in Drumheller?” and; 2) I’m really a physical anthropologist. […]
The Annual Meeting for the American Association for Physical Anthropologists is coming to Calgary, April 8-12th! I’m excited because usually this annual event is held in a city that requires […]
My flight that night was cancelled. I stayed in Grande Prairie an extra day. I watched the snow fall, the idiots trying to drive down the streets, and wondered how […]
The Reluctant Archaeologist 