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Know someone who wants to study Honours? We're hosting an Information Session that will explain EVERYTHING.
Visit jcu.edu.au/events/2020/augus… to find out more and register for the Zoom event on Monday 17 August at 2pm.
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Have you been nominated for a #NewColomboPlan Scholarship or are you just interested in finding out more? Don't miss our FB Live info session tomorrow at 2pm AEST where we'll answer your questions and provide guidance on putting together an application. ow.ly/eOG650AALFL 🌟
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Episode 149! 🎙
On this episode, Stefan Milo (@Historysmilo) talks to us about his process of creating #archaeology, #anthropology and #humanevolution videos on #YouTube! 💀🏹🌎
Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or anywhere else you find #podcasts! 🎧
archandanth.com/episode-149-…
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How well do you know our gardener Mr Song? It's thanks to him that we have such beautiful flowers and greenery on Campus. Why not give him a wave the next time you see him!
Photos captured by Dr Caroline Wong.
#JCUSingapore
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#NewColomboPlan scholar Ashley Eadon spent nine months in India. Her jam-packed schedule included studying, taking Hindi classes and completing two internships. Ashley even got the chance to attend a wedding in Rajasthan! Read about her adventures below. latrobe.edu.au/mylatrobe/ash…
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120,000-year-old seashell necklace from the Eastern Mediterranean tells of the origin of string arstechnica.com/science/2020…
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“People living on the Israeli coast 120,000 years ago strung ochre-painted seashells on flax string, according to a recent study in which archaeologists examined microscopic traces of wear inside naturally occurring holes in the shells.” #StringTheory
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#DontRushChallenge [Maritime] Archaeology Edition! 😅🤿🏺👩💻 Thanks for nominating me @CarmenObied and @Tash_Archaeo for #BehindTheTrowel‘s #ArchaeologistsInQuarantine
The final edit line up should be sweet 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼 #MaritimeArchaeologist
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JCU and Queensland Museum researchers have found evidence that a fabled historic tree may be more than it seems. The research has re-opened the debate about outsiders visiting Australia before British explorers.
bit.ly/2AFoT0s
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I should note that Pat Hodgson wrote an excellent thesis on the 1918-1920 flu pandemic in Queensland, and that it is freely available online: researchonline.jcu.edu.au/52…
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Thai museums, historical parks to close until April 25 due to Covid-19 southeastasianarchaeology.co…
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The primary school playground wisdom! 🙌 #phdchatter
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When you start a #PhD you are learning how to do research. You don't know how to do it so ask questions. Lots of questions. If you already knew how to do a PhD there wouldn't be any point in doing it. You are doing it to learn.
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Ancient forge discovered in Kedah southeastasianarchaeology.co…
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Noosa Council has a Historian-in-Residence programme! Further details at noosa.qld.gov.au/community/a…
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New facts floated about famous exploration townsvillebulletin.com.au/ne…
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Confession: sometimes when I have writer's block, I go to this website and play around with the 360-degree views of the lovely Sangiran 17 skull (Homo erectus): bit.ly/35IdyG8. #FossilFriday
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Angkor Archaeological Park visitors down 15% in 2019 southeastasianarchaeology.co…
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Thailand joining in sending support back. This speaks volumes about the appreciation many Thais feel for the educational & other ties between #Australia and #Thailand ขอบคุนมากครับ!
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New research by @DrClaireBrennan has cast new light on the voyage of Captain James Cook's Endeavour.
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