Dan Fallu, Geoarchaeologist
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I read dirt. Dirt is everywhere, pay more attention! Geoarchaeologist #scicomm #geoarchaeology
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A Public Letter to Joe Rogan from Flint Dibble
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November 23, 2024 at 9:55 PM
#Micromorphology is such a great tool. Soils can contain chunks of older soils, which can contain chunks of older soils. And you can tell the relative age based on what is inside what. This can help use reconstruct changes to the local environment. It aggregates all the way down. Soil-ception
November 22, 2024 at 4:54 PM
#Micromorphology is such a great tool. Soils can contain chunks of older soils, which can contain chunks of older soils. And you can tell the relative age based on what is inside what. This can help use reconstruct changes to the local environment. It aggregates all the way down. Soil-ception
Geirangerfjord, Norway
"Anger" means "fjord" and "geir" means "spear," so this is "Spear Fjord Fjord."
The fjord farms can be 200 m up. They are usually later medieval or later, but some may date to the Viking Period. Some hosted hundreds of seasonal workers.
Thank you, Slartibartfast
"Anger" means "fjord" and "geir" means "spear," so this is "Spear Fjord Fjord."
The fjord farms can be 200 m up. They are usually later medieval or later, but some may date to the Viking Period. Some hosted hundreds of seasonal workers.
Thank you, Slartibartfast
November 19, 2024 at 10:07 PM
Geirangerfjord, Norway
"Anger" means "fjord" and "geir" means "spear," so this is "Spear Fjord Fjord."
The fjord farms can be 200 m up. They are usually later medieval or later, but some may date to the Viking Period. Some hosted hundreds of seasonal workers.
Thank you, Slartibartfast
"Anger" means "fjord" and "geir" means "spear," so this is "Spear Fjord Fjord."
The fjord farms can be 200 m up. They are usually later medieval or later, but some may date to the Viking Period. Some hosted hundreds of seasonal workers.
Thank you, Slartibartfast
Goats seem to be a near constant in my life. These little ones kept trying to steal my gloves and equipment while I was excavating a 18th-19th century farm in Geiranger, Norway.
November 16, 2024 at 1:00 PM
Goats seem to be a near constant in my life. These little ones kept trying to steal my gloves and equipment while I was excavating a 18th-19th century farm in Geiranger, Norway.
2016, off the coast of Crete
My least favorite part, choosing the sample. It's not always apparent in the field (probably why they asked me to sample) and once you choose, you're sitting there for 1-3 hours delicately cutting the block wondering if it should have been 5 cm to the left.
My least favorite part, choosing the sample. It's not always apparent in the field (probably why they asked me to sample) and once you choose, you're sitting there for 1-3 hours delicately cutting the block wondering if it should have been 5 cm to the left.
November 15, 2024 at 11:15 AM
2016, off the coast of Crete
My least favorite part, choosing the sample. It's not always apparent in the field (probably why they asked me to sample) and once you choose, you're sitting there for 1-3 hours delicately cutting the block wondering if it should have been 5 cm to the left.
My least favorite part, choosing the sample. It's not always apparent in the field (probably why they asked me to sample) and once you choose, you're sitting there for 1-3 hours delicately cutting the block wondering if it should have been 5 cm to the left.
Spent the day staring at relative luminescence counts from the soils at a Bronze Age cemetery in Greece. Everything looks like an excel plot to me now, but it looks like I can actually proceed with the method to help understand how the place was managed 3600 years ago! #geoarch
November 13, 2024 at 9:16 PM
Spent the day staring at relative luminescence counts from the soils at a Bronze Age cemetery in Greece. Everything looks like an excel plot to me now, but it looks like I can actually proceed with the method to help understand how the place was managed 3600 years ago! #geoarch
Hey Folks,
Here to share more of the wonders of dirt and everything we can learn from it about the past. Give me a follow, and let's get digging!
-Your friendly Neighborhood Soil Man
Here to share more of the wonders of dirt and everything we can learn from it about the past. Give me a follow, and let's get digging!
-Your friendly Neighborhood Soil Man
November 12, 2024 at 10:44 AM
Hey Folks,
Here to share more of the wonders of dirt and everything we can learn from it about the past. Give me a follow, and let's get digging!
-Your friendly Neighborhood Soil Man
Here to share more of the wonders of dirt and everything we can learn from it about the past. Give me a follow, and let's get digging!
-Your friendly Neighborhood Soil Man
Reposted by Dan Fallu, Geoarchaeologist
Hello 🦋, I'm an archaeologist & YouTuber
My agenda is clear: fill the internet with #RealArchaeology and oppose pseudoscience
I'm currently writing a book about Atlantis, analyzing sheep teeth from Knossos, teaching archaeological theory, and filming the ultimate video takedown of Graham Hancock
My agenda is clear: fill the internet with #RealArchaeology and oppose pseudoscience
I'm currently writing a book about Atlantis, analyzing sheep teeth from Knossos, teaching archaeological theory, and filming the ultimate video takedown of Graham Hancock
November 11, 2024 at 4:21 PM
Hello 🦋, I'm an archaeologist & YouTuber
My agenda is clear: fill the internet with #RealArchaeology and oppose pseudoscience
I'm currently writing a book about Atlantis, analyzing sheep teeth from Knossos, teaching archaeological theory, and filming the ultimate video takedown of Graham Hancock
My agenda is clear: fill the internet with #RealArchaeology and oppose pseudoscience
I'm currently writing a book about Atlantis, analyzing sheep teeth from Knossos, teaching archaeological theory, and filming the ultimate video takedown of Graham Hancock