#Museums

Will Bailey-Watson

mrwbw

In order to distract myself from the disgraceful policy making and communication with schools, I’ve decided to write down a few reasons I think 2020 was probably a good year

Musicology Duck

MusicologyDuck

is anyone even talking about what the pandemic has done to the already bad alt-ac market? ffs, look at the museums/publishing/nonprofit job boards and you'll see it's basically as hopeless

Russ

RussInCheshire

I see we've arrived at the bi-annual festival of claiming a Labour party led by anybody who isn't Jeremy is indistinguishable from the Tories.So, a quick summary of what moderate

SBA

SbaArch

THREAD: As the Statues Fall: A Conversation about Monuments and the Power of MemoryFeaturing: @lavaughnbelle, @silverjackson, Dell Upton, and Tsione Wolde-MichaelModerated by: @tichecain Sponsored by: @SAPIENS_org, @SbaArch, @CIAMS_CornellL

Gareth Harney

OptimoPrincipi

1) Thread: Does this intriguing Roman epitaph reveal a succession conspiracy playing out during this week in 117 AD? Marcus Ulpius Phaedimus, 28 year-old freedman and main attendant of the

Diego Bassani, PhD 🏠😷

DGBassani

Denmark has been used as a talking piece for those suggesting school reopening has minimal risks. Let's clarify what exactly Denmark did to achieve minimal risk: First, some context. Denmark's

Sascha Düerkop

SaschaDueerkop

There was clearly no alternative for #Artsakh and #Armenia to signing the deal. As #Shushi fell, constant shelling of #Stepanakert would have followed and a complete loss would have followed.

Dr Donna Yates

DrDonnaYates

I'm working on the provenance narratives in very recent sales of Polynesian items right now. Gone are (most) references to "primitivising" assertions (i.e. the headhunting and cannibalism, but I am

David Steadson 🇦🇺🇸🇪🇪🇺🌍

DavidSteadson

So a week ago I posted the below tweet about the start difference in infections between Northern Ireland and IrelandIt was clear supporting evidence that policy actually makes a difference

DR. Waitman Wade Beorn (Amputate to heal)

waitmanb

[Thread] I've been inspired by a couple things this week to share a piece of my current book project on the Janowska concentration camp outside of Lviv, Ukraine.In particular, it

Jacquelyn Ardam

jaxwendy

Because it is *that time* of year for many academics, I'm going to do a thread about my experiences applying for non-academic jobs and academic (but non-faculty) jobs. I hope

Robert Saunders

redhistorian

This article is correct about the importance of history and the urgency of a more historically-informed public debate. But it erects a series of straw men in its attack on

Jonathan Ware

ReassessHistory

Proud standards rolled up.Fade to black.Issue No 54, July '09, appears to be N.V.A. News' final ed, core newsletter for the Normandy Veterans' Association.E. Slater's (editor) comments are particularly poignant

Kenyan Poet

Kenyanpoet

The main Kenya National Library at Upper hill @knlsmedia re-opened last week. The swanky space is now open to the public after going through some major upgrade. This weekend, the

Ned "The Lip" Barnett 🏳️‍🌈

TheNedBarnett

I've been thinking about this thread for the last two days, because comics and history and museums are very very very dear to my heart!I keep thinking about HOW we

Fuchsia Hart

FuchsiaHart

This remarkable embroidered tent from 19th-century Iran, now in the Cleveland Museum of Art, has been popping up on social media quite a bit over the last few days, so

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