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#HistorysFirstArchaeologist: We got a winner!
#Nabonidus, King of Babylon takes the trophy home.
But #Khaemweset delivered an exciting and close run, in particular in the last quarter. So, who knows, maybe they sooner or later agree on a return match ...
@lui_log @roxane_bicker Fair enough. Chaemwaset hatte sich um die Instandsetzung älterer Monumente verdient gemacht (die Ramses II. als Steinbruch für neue Bauprojekte nutzte), richtig?
Nabonid war da, scheint's, eher der Ausgräber.
Episches Setup für den Titelkampf als "1st Ever Archaeologist". 😀😉
#FieldworkFriday: Taking your levels.
(Confessions of an archaeologist: Have to write down that setup and formula every single time again. 😬🙄😉)
Always thought this (indeed quite powerful) photo breathes the composition of a 19th century painting … so, why not finally turn it into one for this #SketchbookSunday? 🤔😉 https://t.co/nuNf2Mj02A
Sometimes those illustrations go their own way (here's e.g. an earlier draft of above's reconstruction of #PlantFood processing at #GöbekliTepe).
That's the fun in #visualizations: discussing all this fascinating research with the colleagues - and adding new results on the go.
"What you're always scribbling into your little notebook there, mate? How about grabbing a shovel and giving us a hand here?" 🤨😉
From the archaeologist's field sketchbook.
#archink prompt number 13 is about … "Reconstructing #Archaeology". - From scratch.