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I'm a research and data analyst for the Journals who spends my days immersed in the world of , , , , , and of course .

I'm trained as an and will forever be straddling the worlds of and . My past research looked at the dimensions of in first millennium BC with a particular focus on and via a lens of . And yeah, I'll *eventually* write up some of my PhD work...

I'm a junky and I'm team (over positivism) forever.

Here's ten years of me in my natural habitats.

Hello Mastodon,

I am an archaeologist who studies animal remains from ancient Greece. I love sharing archaeology with people. #Histodon #archaeology

If you have visual impairements, such as or any near sightedness conditions like me, I recomment using Whalebird as a desktop client

It really is personnalizable to a really deep level and I am able to make the characters reaaally big like at 19 and I was able to change the color of almost anything so I can make it to the color contrast I see the best.

I also set the font to one of my favorite, Arial.

If you're not visually impaired you will also like this app because it enables more personnalization than any other client on the market.

Other things :
It's free
It works on MacOS, WIndows and probably linux too
It is an electron app, so you should have a good ram amount.

#archaeology #archaeologist #science #academicchatter #phd #ecr #environment #history #anthropology

Archaeologists of Mastodon, I am creating our own little place on the Academics-on-Mastodon Listing:

github.com/nathanlesage/academ

Here is our listing page: stark1tty.github.io/Mastodon-A

If you would like added to the list, please fill out the linked google form: forms.gle/QdsUDAZfYZ6aTzYQ9

I spent the last two days talking to a lot of researchers like @ct_bergstrom, @markmccaughrean and @Angie_rasmussen about the #TwitterMigration and, of course, joined here myself.

The article is here and some major points to come:
science.org/content/article/mu

Great piece by @ct_bergstrom et al on combatting misinformation by teaching the public how the process of science works. That it’s not a set of facts, but a dynamic process that orbits the truth, getting closer and closer. Any one paper or group might be wrong, but if many people across time and institutions, consistently see the same thing, it’s probably right.

scientificamerican.com/article

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