Am up to stuff - musings by Alicia Colson
Am up to Stuff...., BrianaMusings on things connected to, but not always, archaeology, ethnohistory, history, anthropology, and a bit of Artificial Intelligence.
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What's in a label: Pictographs as “Art”?
I've been rereading articles which discuss the red images on the granite cliff faces of the Precambrian Shield, often called the Canadian Shield, which are labelled 'rock art'. Why and I doing this? I've been talking to some Anishinaabe fro...
What can one learn from a 'dull' grey drawing dating to 1820?
Unpacking paintings, drawings and images can be fun. A friend of mine is a art historian and I’d have to say that visiting galleries and looking at paintings, with her, is fantastically fun and I always learn a great deal. I’ve repeatedly r...
Some thoughts on images by Banksy..
I've been thinking about Banksy's images often labelled 'graffiti'. I wonder what it is about them that's so appealing. In my mind Banksy's images seek to make us collectively reflex, check our ethics and go into a foetal coil...So, is Bank...
A clash of worldviews, values and lifestyles?
Long no talk but I've been busy writing. One of the topics that I've thinking about world views. ..and how this influences us, as humans to behave, think and organize their worlds (mental, mental, physical, social, economic etc). A while ba...
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I enjoy explaining and exploring ideas about the past and the present from the viewpoint of an archaeologist and an ethnohistorian.
Briana Gervat is the author of three travel memoirs: Mosaic, I Once Was a Pilgrim, and There Will Come Soft Rains. She currently lives in New York, but dreams always of France.
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