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This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: So Long, Agnes
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With this blog we say good-bye to our series on Tropical Storm Agnes and her impact on the Commonwealth.  The previous blogs have traced her path through ...

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Review: Image Objects: An Archaeology of Computer Graphics (2021), by Jacob Gaboury
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Figure 1. Render of Houdini scene featuring the Utah teapot which is available as an “off-the-shelf” object in most contemporary 3D software ...

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This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: New Market Site Ceramics
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For the last several weeks, our blog posts have focused on the 50th anniversary of Tropical Storm Agnes and its impact on archaeological sites and cultural ...

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This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: PATHWAYS TO THE PAST: 2022 Workshops in Archaeology
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It’s that time of year again, October is Archaeology Month and that means it’s time for the Annual Workshops in Archaeology at The State Museum of ...

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This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: Tea, please
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Today, Dec. 15th is International Tea Day, a day to celebrate one of the most popular beverages on the planet. Whether you drink it black, green, mint, ...

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Harvard Art Museums Expands Collection with Rare Edvard Munch Donation
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The Edvard Munch art donation to the Harvard Art Museums art collections by Philip and Lynn Straus is a cultural treasure that will benefit the art world. ...

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art-witches:Mother Goddess, 4000 – 2500 BCE.  She was originally…
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art-witches:Mother Goddess, 4000 - 2500 BCE.  She was originally painted in red ochre.

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This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: Lorillard’s Pipe as Advertising
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Since resuming activities in the lab, we have received new collections to process from private collectors and artifact transfers from our Pennsylvania ...

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Chris Maynard Soars With Feather Art in New Art Exhibition
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From sustainable sourcing to intricate designs, artist Chris Maynard transforms bird feathers into beautiful feather art full of symbolism and elegance.BY ...

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This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: Bannerstones
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This week in Pennsylvania Archaeology is revisiting an earlier discussion of bannerstones, an enigmatic artifact type for sure. They appear in the Eastern ...

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