Dr. Elijah Camille Fleming
@ecfleming.bsky.social
Archaeologist, Food Enthusiast
Assistant Professor in the Academic Writing and Learning Center, University of Minnesota Duluth
Assistant Professor in the Academic Writing and Learning Center, University of Minnesota Duluth
It's still one of the more disturbing horror movies I've watched, very well done, but oooh boy, the dread is heavy!
April 10, 2025 at 6:45 PM
It's still one of the more disturbing horror movies I've watched, very well done, but oooh boy, the dread is heavy!
Maybe "It Follows" from 2014? That is what is currently coming to mind!
April 10, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Maybe "It Follows" from 2014? That is what is currently coming to mind!
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Fun Fact: Both @ecfleming.bsky.social and I have worked on archaeological sites with Flint, so we know first-hand what an awesome person and archaeologist he is. Make sure you check out his work in making #realarchaeology accessible to a broader audience at www.youtube.com/@FlintDibble.
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February 28, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Fun Fact: Both @ecfleming.bsky.social and I have worked on archaeological sites with Flint, so we know first-hand what an awesome person and archaeologist he is. Make sure you check out his work in making #realarchaeology accessible to a broader audience at www.youtube.com/@FlintDibble.
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For anyone wondering, some possible dog names have survived from cuneiform sources.
On tiny dog figurines found buried under a palace in Nineveh, Iraq are inscriptions that seem to be names.
dan rigiššu “loud is his bark”
munaššiku gārîšu “biter of his foe”
mušēṣi lemnūti “expeller of evil”
On tiny dog figurines found buried under a palace in Nineveh, Iraq are inscriptions that seem to be names.
dan rigiššu “loud is his bark”
munaššiku gārîšu “biter of his foe”
mušēṣi lemnūti “expeller of evil”
January 30, 2025 at 10:13 AM
For anyone wondering, some possible dog names have survived from cuneiform sources.
On tiny dog figurines found buried under a palace in Nineveh, Iraq are inscriptions that seem to be names.
dan rigiššu “loud is his bark”
munaššiku gārîšu “biter of his foe”
mušēṣi lemnūti “expeller of evil”
On tiny dog figurines found buried under a palace in Nineveh, Iraq are inscriptions that seem to be names.
dan rigiššu “loud is his bark”
munaššiku gārîšu “biter of his foe”
mušēṣi lemnūti “expeller of evil”
Feminist approach would be to leave Ashur's body on the mountain....
January 21, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Feminist approach would be to leave Ashur's body on the mountain....
How is this the narrative we want to continue!? I can't even with this!
January 21, 2025 at 2:17 PM
How is this the narrative we want to continue!? I can't even with this!
Homer is indeed the Homers we were along the way
January 9, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Homer is indeed the Homers we were along the way
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Feel free to guess at any point, or start the challenge along with us! #20filmchallenge @voguearchaeology.bsky.social @ecfleming.bsky.social
So without further ado, here is Day 1:
Host 1- The Thing (1982)
Host 2- Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Host 3- The King and I (1956)
So without further ado, here is Day 1:
Host 1- The Thing (1982)
Host 2- Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Host 3- The King and I (1956)
December 19, 2024 at 2:15 PM
Feel free to guess at any point, or start the challenge along with us! #20filmchallenge @voguearchaeology.bsky.social @ecfleming.bsky.social
So without further ado, here is Day 1:
Host 1- The Thing (1982)
Host 2- Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Host 3- The King and I (1956)
So without further ado, here is Day 1:
Host 1- The Thing (1982)
Host 2- Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Host 3- The King and I (1956)