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New video is live!

Let's talk about the hidden dangers of museum work and how there are poisonous, radioactive, and toxic items in just the darndest places. I also sprinkle in a few nuggets of wisdom for aspiring museum professionals, so be sure to check it out!

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Why preserve the damage at the Capitol Hill?

"Remembering is always a political act" Just a humble curator's two cents on the aftermath of the attacks on the Capitol Building: lets talk about the proces...

Hey everyone!

This video sort of came out of nowhere over the last 24 hours. I think another important discussion we need to have about these horrific attacks is “remembrance”, and who better to look at in this situation than someone who manages history? 

Several curators from the Architect of the Capitol, the National Museum of American History, and the Smithsonian have already visited the Hill with the intent to collect objects left behind by the rioters so that history can be preserved and shared for future generations. 

If you have any feedback, please let me know!

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Thermae Romae: A Brief Historical Analyses

This just in folks, the most accurate portrayal of everyday Roman life I have ever seen on the big screen is from a movie about time travel through bath tubs...

My new video is up on my channel! This time I am talking about Thermae Romae, (a movie about time travel) and it’s honestly one of the most accurate portrayals of Ancient Rome I’ve ever seen on screen. Please like and subscribe if you enjoy it <3

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New video up on my channel yall!

A few weeks back I was watching videos on the rise of the table top rpg from the 1970's to present and began wondering if there was anything else in the past that might have been similar to our modern rpg.

In this video I discuss ancient dice, war time strategy, and how some people might see themselves reflected in game pieces.

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I've got a video cooking for my YouTube channel on Victorian calling cards!

These things are actually super neat and I'm really excited it share what I know about these bad boys to the internet 🧡

If you wanna subscribe or check out my other videos you can click here

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Working on a new video currently where I talk about how I became an archaeologist and all the things I wish I'd know beforehand.

After that, I think my September video will likely concentrate on covid 19 and the expected effect it will have on museums around the world.

Do these seem like interesting topics? Is there anything you think I should cover?

Any feedback is greatly appreciated 🧡

(Also, if you haven't subbed yet, my channel can be found here)

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Museums in 2022: Benin Bronzes, Pope Francis, Soup, and More!

We have come to the end of another year so I thought it would be a great time to reflect on some big things that have happened in the museum

Professorpeachez has a nice wrap-up of the 2022 top stories in the museum cultural heritage sector. It might fly under the radar of most, but for a behemoth sector mired in lots of dubious past practices, things are moving at record speed. To the future!