#Collection

Eric Topol

EricTopol

1. A year ago the first person with asymptomatic covid was documented. My colleague @danieloran culled the data from 61 studies, 1.8 million people to determine how often this occurs.

Team Cuneiform

cooleiform

Fact 23: Not all "cuneiform writing" actually meant something. Sometimes just imitating the general appearance of cuneiform-like signs could be enough — why bother to learn the whole complex writing

Brandon Woo

brandonmwoo

Exciting news: I’ve now fully replicated an originally in-lab finding with babies over Zoom (n = 48)! A brief thread on my adventures in online infant testing. 1/10 Before this

Maritsa Georgiou

MaritsaNBCMT

Clarifying an earlier tweet: Just confirmed with the MT Postal Workers Union there are orders for 13 collection boxes to be removed just in Missoula. The direction came down in

Greeshma

opsimath6

After completing 50 recreations for the #GettymuseumChallenge I thought I would now do a series featuring two of my favourite things to do....DANCING and PAINTING #AyeSocialisolationabhikhatamnahinhuvahe starting with these 2

JReviews

WriteWithJ

A #BookReview for @MishaBurnett 's collection Dark Fantasies. Usually every collection has a few duds, but I'm pleased to say Dark Fantasies hits every story right out of the park,

National Trust Archaeology

NatTrustArch

For #MosaicMonday (aka #MillefioriMonday!) it's got to be these: the pyramid mounts from @NT_SuttonHoo. Made of cloisonne goldwork, garnets & coloured glass, these were the first gold artefacts found during

potet

beneathelm

friends/moots, i personally don't understand the enthusiasm for zines, i'll express my thoughts and then i'm interested in hearing yours(disclaimer: i know many of you have participated in/run zines and

Ty Stump

ArchivistTy

My latest article in Picturing PA, a short history of Pennsylvania Saloons. But I could only choose one photo to include, out of more than a dozen from the PA

mattahertz

mattahertz

Who else pumped for the USPS Senate hearing tomorrow at 9am EST? "Examining the Finances and Operations of the United States Postal Service During COVID-19 and Upcoming Elections" Here we

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

Some interesting early maps of Cornwall — new post by me :) https://www.caitlingreen.org/2020/11/some-interesting-early-maps-of-cornwall.html Detail from the Anglo-Saxon world map in Cotton MS Tiberius B V/1, dated c. 1025–50, probably

alban denoyel

albn

Some people are disappointed with their first iphone lidar 3D captures. Some tips: - know what to scan. ie not small or shiny things. - iterate with the settings of

WYATT

_CEOofGenZ

It is important to know that, right now, the international bankers are conducting a global inventory of “everything” . . . the bankers long planned to categorize and identify their

SoloBassSteve 🎧

solobasssteve

Ahh, I love that #BandcampFriday is an established enough thing now that I wake up to a flurry of sales that happened without me having gone on about it on

Movies Silently

MoviesSilently

Free Stuff Thread:Silent movie watching does NOT have to be expensive. Here's a list of free and legal streaming resources:The NFPF Screening Room (it has HELL'S HINGES)https://www.filmpreservation.org/preserved-films/screening-room

Juliet Sperling

julietsperling

I've tweeted a lot about Jacob Lawrence lately. Some context: from 1969-1983, Lawrence was Professor of painting at @uwsoa. I joined the faculty here this year, and have been learning

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