And a second session of First Nation content to compliment the new Deep Time Australia unit. Increasing awareness at a young age is crucial

Excited to talk all things #ancientegypt for Year 7 students today, bringing my collection of replicas for an artefact handling session
#Egyptology 🏺

Or possibly from his successor, Thutmose IV
www.artic.edu/artworks/134...

From this photograph, it looks like a replica of a scarab from Thutmose III (Menkheperre)
This image is from the Petrie Museum in London
www.ucl.ac.uk/museums-stat...

Happy holidays, everyone. Spend time with people you love, rest, relax, and look after yourself. ❤️

Total game changer being able to directly date stone artefacts or stone features (fish traps, stone circles) with robust luminescence dating 👍
##aaa47 🏺

Thank you Luke Gliganic for a very exciting talk on rock surface and burial dating. Mind is reeling with the potential for dating archaeological sites in Australia
#AAA47 🏺

Well acknowledged the priority on game play over archaeological accuracy without too many compromises. A well played game is more engaging than one too data heavy 👏 👏
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Inspiring talk about #boardgames to engage with archaeological themes. Creative. Original. Interactive activity. Well done!
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Uniquely preserved ecosystems, rare and unusual plant and animals species. Very clear outstanding universal values #OUV

#exploring Wet Tropics World Heritage sites and fully understand #OUV of these precious areas and why they need to be protected
#heritagematters

Headed to Cairns for #AAA2024
Looking forward to the papers this year and catching up with colleagues 🙌

Dinner in the temple. With #qmkurilpa I hosted a 4 course meal within the exhibition space with spectacular food using ingredients available during Pharaonic era. Incredible ambiance and fabulous people. By far, the most rewarding public engagement event I have ever done.
#egyptqm #Egyptology