Kay

Me and you both

sharing another little guy to accompany

(Edge of the Cedars museum)

spring is on its way, I can feel it (even though its -35 this week)

Thanks! It was a pretty walk home from work yesterday (and windy!)

Nothing too crazy since i've not put in many field seasons, but i do a lot of lab work (its winter).

Handled an ~22,000 year old microblade core, and a ~10,000 year old shell knife though!

i'm an archaeologist and historian!

1977 "Seasons In The Arctic II (Winter)," woodcut print by Inupiaq artist Bernard T. Katexac (1922-1997). #alaskahistory #alaska

waow,,, gives you a cool river polished stone

What if it is snowing?

this is where I post from btw

5x5 Friday (the mood is 1/3rd through the semester burnout)

Wooden anthropomorphic raccoon figurine, happy expression and arms lifted as if to celebrate

Wooden anthropomorphic raccoon figurine, happy expression and arms lifted as if to celebrate, view of the back. Backpack and tail are visible

Charm of achievement and adventure, valentine's day gift for my girlfriend

yessss,

I use this as my desktop background now :3

Iron Man meme, edited, Obadiah Stane yelling, "Your ancestors made timeless art in a cave! With berries and ash!"

"I need AI to make art, human art is only for the rich and privileged-"

I usually agree with the famous Indiana Jones line "it belongs in a museum", but with two caveats to consider: in what museum and under what circumstances. Because if those are not considered, what is happening is basically looting.

grass crest shield from dark souls walking hand in hand with someone along a beach. Text: "Never forget who was there for you at your lowest"

(stolen from tumblr)

the TA expereince

A photo of a bunch of NASA research documents, with titles like "STRUCTURAL MARGINS OBSERVED IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO EXCEEDANCE", "PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF UNEXPECTED WOBBLE IN A RIGIDLY NON-WOBBLING SYSTEM", "OBSERVED PERFORMANCE OF COMPONENTS KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN INSTALLED BACKWARDS", "COGNITIVE LOAD IMPLICATIONS OF ACRONYMS REFERRING TO OTHER ACRONYMS", "THRMAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MATERIALS DESCRIBED AS 'PROBABLY INFLAMMABLE'", "ON THE REPEATED SURVIVAL OF SYSTEMS NEVER INTENDED TO WORK", "THE EFFECT OF CLIPBOARD ON PERCEIVED AUTHORITY IN TEST ENVIRONMENTS", "MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SUBSTANCES EXPOSED TO REPEATED MEETINGS", "ANOMALOUS RESULTS WHICH PERSIST DESPITE STRONG MANAGEMENT DISAPPROVAL", and "A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE MOON'S APPARENT DISINTEREST IN OUR ACTIVITIES"

Some terrifically titled papers from a discovered collection of NASA research documents found in a skip

(with thanks to @juliarez.placid.horse)

In one of my archaeo classes, and just got provided with a fantastic list of authors on Paleolithic art:

Dale Guthrie - Realism and practical
D'Errico - Artificial memory systems
Leroi-Gourhan - Systems of meaning, social identity and affiliation
Breuil - Ritual, sympathetic magic
Mitten- cognition

experiment

A group of sketches inspired by different famous cave paintings. It includes a Laxcaux Cave horse, an Altamira Cave bison; a bear, rhyno and lions from Chauvet Cave, and a red animal from the Cave of Swimmers.

I made these doodles for my cave painting minigame

#art #cavepainting

Ticketmaster controls rodeos now?

this is a hateful timeline

Tiny watercolor scene of a house next to a lake at night.

keep the lights on.

5 jobs:
1. Dairy cooler worker in a grocery store (never again)
2. Starbucks barista
3. Server
4. Prep/Line cook (couple of different restaurants)
5. Archaeology lab tech

And you've been putting out great art since then!

yup!

Qamaqtuq ᖃᒪᖅᑐᖅ “To call dogs to oneself”

For the Gender Mutual exhibition @ SUM Gallery

labs

@manzanitacoyote.bsky.social