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Penn Museum posted a discussionExhibition Opening - Black Bodies in Propaganda: The Art of the War Poster
Propaganda is used to mobilize people in times of war. Black Bodies in Propaganda: The Art of the War Poster presents 33 posters, most targeting Africans and African-American civilians in times of war. These carefully designed works of art were aimed at mobilizing people of color in war efforts, even as they faced oppression and injustice in their homelands. Witness changing messages on race and politics through propaganda from the American Civil War to the African Independence movement in this…See More
Denise Wallace Campo joined Bob Skiles's group
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... anything relating to computer technology applied in archaeology ... please post links to software reviews & downloads ... articles on promising new research ... adaptations you have found useful in your work ... etc.See More
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Mesoamerican/Central American Archaeology
Dedicated to discussion of news in the Mesoamerican archaeology field, as well as any topics that may be of interest to people either studying or interested in the archaeology of ancient Central American cultures.See More
Denise Wallace Campo joined Karen B. Supak's groupCultural Resource Management
Anything and everything concerning cultural resource management in the United States.
Lee Chamberlain posted a blog postPonders over a revolver ..conditions lead to conjecture
Ask anyone they will tell you of how the Chesapeake played and integral role in the development of commerce. The first settlement in the United States of America at Jamestown, expansion north, south and west, the Chesapeake and its estuaries opened new territories. Shipping and industry sprang up all up and down and over of the Bay, truly a remarkable story.But there is another side of the coin so to speak, for instance the first slave ships arrived in 1619 at Jamestown opening one dark and…See More
Rick Pettigrew posted a blog postBrought to you by Archaeological Legacy Institute:
Did You Know That...Pompeii is well known for its rich archaeological record sealed by volcanic deposits in A.D. 79. But what was the history of the city and its inhabitants before this date? Find out by watching this great film "The Anglo-American Project in Pompeii" available to stream on TAC: http://bit.ly/159o5cFThe Anglo-American Project in Pompeii (AAPP), sponsored by the University of Bradford in England, is answering this question…See More
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Ponders over a revolver ..conditions lead to conjecture
Posted by Lee Chamberlain on May 18, 2013 at 10:03pm
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