ArchInk 2021, Day 3
ArchInk 2021, Day 3
The first thing that popped into my head with the prompt “the languages of archaeology” was all the jargon we use–we really love our delightfully convoluted terms for artifacts!
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ArchInk 2021, Day 3
ArchInk 2021, Day 3
The first thing that popped into my head with the prompt “the languages of archaeology” was all the jargon we use–we really love our delightfully convoluted terms for artifacts!
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