HeyJaredArchaeolog | Hannah
an archaeology grad student with a lot on her mind! interested in coastal archaeology, perishable technology, and woven materials. archaeology is for everyone, and nothing empowers the present like deep knowledge of the past.
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Colombia's Stonehenge: “El Infiernito” (opens the original)
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Coca and Gold: Poporos from Colombia’s Museo del Oro (opens the original)
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Bogotá was cooler than anticipated when I emerged from my overnight flight into the bright overcast day, looking for a taxi. Colombia is isothermic, meaning that throughout its range of ecological zones, from the Andes to the Caribbean coast and tropical jungles, the seasons vary by rain rather than temperature. At 2,640 m above sea level (nearly 9,000 ft), Bogotá rests in the cold altitudinal zone where the average temperature ranges between 10 and 17 °C, or 50 and 62 °F— which was quite a shoc
Urgent: American Historic Preservation is Under Attack (opens the original)
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Should we use AI image generators to visualize the past? (opens the original)
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We are once again discussing the intersection of artificial intelligence and archaeology because writers on Substack and beyond are using AI to visualize new discoveries and illustrate their articles. There is nothing wrong with wanting to add color to our occasional grey-scale understanding of archaeological cultures, but how and why we do so matters. AI is also being used to generate images of excavations and “enhance” artifacts, which does not seem useful beyond making a “pretty” but inaccura
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