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Diversity - Episode 51

On this episode we continue an interview we had with Margaret Hangen, the Kaibab National Forest Archaeologist. We discuss diversity in the field and how to get more minorities interested in a career in archaeology.

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Serra @archyfantasies; Bill @succinctbill; Doug @openaccessarch; Stephen @processarch; Ashley @morton_ashleym; Russell @Mjstrwy and @DiachronicD; Chris @Archeowebby, @DIGTECHLLC, and @ArchPodNet

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Historic Eligibility Determinations - Episode 49

On today's show we interview Kaibab National Forest Archaeologist, Margaret Hangen. We talk to Margaret about determining eligibility of historic sites. Margaret points out that people know all about recording historic sites, but when it comes to interpreting what was found and making a National Register of Historic Places eligibility recommendation many people fall short. Leave your comments about this topic below or wherever you see the link to this show.

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Serra @archyfantasies; Bill @succinctbill; Doug @openaccessarch; Stephen @processarch; Ashley @morton_ashleym; Russell @Mjstrwy and @DiachronicD; Chris @Archeowebby, @DIGTECHLLC, and @ArchPodNet

Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c)2014

Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c)2014

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The Poverty Mentality - Episode 48

Today on the podcast we discuss a blog post I wrote about running your crew to death and we talk about Bill's controversial blog post about the Poverty Mentality among field technicians. We also have a special guest panelist this week, Tristan Boyle of the Anarchaeologist Podcast.

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Serra @archyfantasies; Bill @succinctbill; Doug @openaccessarch; Stephen @processarch; Ashley @morton_ashleym; Russell @Mjstrwy and @DiachronicD; Chris @Archeowebby, @DIGTECHLLC, and @ArchPodNet

Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c)2014

Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c)2014

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Sonoma State CRM MA - Episode 45

We start the show with an interview with Dr. Adrian Praetzellis, author of several popular theory books and a professor at Sonoma State in California. This program is fantastic and would be great for anyone wanting a career in CRM.

FACEBOOK and FACEBOOK GROUPS

Our final segment is a discussion about how Facebook groups and pages work. For the record, Doug and Stephen are wrong! But, take a listen and tell me I'm for of it in the comments.

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Episode Timeline

  • 00:01:18 Death by Theory and Dug to Death - We talk about why Dr. Praetzellis wrote the books and what they are about.
  • 00:05:59 First long-form ad for the Maya Research Program
  • 00:09:02 Overview of the Sonoma State CRM Master's program
  • 00:38:29 Second long-form ad for the Maya Research Program
  • 00:43:38 Discussion about Facebook Groups and Pages
  • 00:55:16 Outro

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Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c) 2014

Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c) 2014

iPhones, Emails, and HCI - Episode 44

On Episode 44 we pack in several conversations. First, Chris talks about the iPhone 6+ and it's use as a field device. We also talk about larger smartphones in general for fieldwork. Then we read three listener emails which include a discussion of prevailing wages and what kind of math is required in graduate school. Finally, we talk about our new education program that Doug, Bill, and I are setting up, Heritage Conservation, Inc. (the name is in flux).

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Serra @archyfantasies; Bill @succinctbill; Doug @openaccessarch; Stephen @processarch; Ashley @morton_ashleym; Russell @Mjstrwy and @DiachronicD; Chris @Archeowebby, @DIGTECHLLC, and @ArchPodNet

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Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c)2014

Artwork by Tristan Boyle (c)2014