Julie Elsa Perez

@jp1331.bsky.social

PhD student TERRAE-TRACES / UCD School of Archaeology Early Medieval Irish metalworking, copper-alloy

Pour celles et ceux que ça intéresse, voici un article qui résume fort bien la débâcle des derniers jours au congrès de l'EAA. Il semblerait que prendre position contre un génocide passe après ses petits intérêts personnels pr pas mal de personnes, qui l'eût cru. thepipeline.info/blog/2025/09...

EAA IN CRISIS AFTER GAZA POLICY U-TURN

The BBC’s political satire “The Thick of It” coined a term for a self inflicted public relations disaster, which only gets worse, an Omnishambles. Now the leading representative o…

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Today’s the last day for abstract submission! There’s a €50 bursary available for student presenters travelling from outside the Dublin area, as well as great prizes for the best presentations.

Association of Young Irish Archaeologists@ayiaconference.bsky.social · 2y ago

The AYIA conference submission deadline has been extended to the 24th of January 2025! To submit your abstract, please visit tinyurl.com/ayia2025. Thank you to everyone who has submitted so far - we are delighted to read such a wide range of submissions! 🏛️📚🤎 #AYIA2025

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Tweets racistes, messages homophobes, pseudos néonazis... Derrières leurs écrans, plusieurs collaborateurs de députés Rassemblement national se lâchent sans jamais être inquiétés. La plupart...

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Had a lovely day at the UCD Archaeology PhD Research day today! A great chance for all of us to talk through some thoughts from our work so far, and an excuse to show off my romano-british bestie (the hand turkeys on the chalkboard were paid actors)

Maria stands off the the side of a pull down screen. The screen shows a slide from her presentation, showing a cartoon woman with a walking stick, an image from a greek vase, and two images of medicinal plants. Maria is standing in front of a chalkboard (which sits behind the pull-down screen) on which two hand turkeys have been drawn.a close-up of the cartoon woman with a cane from the previous image. A speech bubble to her right reads "salve!" - or hello in Latin.

“Emerging Voices in Archaeology” Association of Young Irish Archaeologists (AYIA) conference 15-16 Feb 2025, University College Dublin. The AYIA invites undergraduate, postgraduate and recent graduate archaeology students from Irish universities to share their research. TINYURL.COM/AYIA2025

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