Martin Rundkvist

Archaeologist, table-top gamer, book worm, punster, science fan, blogger, Leftie, LGBTQ ally, Swede

#archaeology #ttrpg #boardgames #books #science #blogging #left #stockholm #sweden

Blog: https://aardvarchaeology.wordpress.com/
Academia.edu: https://dot.academia.edu/MartinRundkvist
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=OqsOf74AAAAJ
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Rundkvist

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2026-07-13 10:06:42 UTC

There are native #English speakers who say "without any further adieu". 😄

2026-07-06 12:41:20 UTC

First coin found, Charles XIV John, 1/4 skilling, 1820. It's difficult, because there are so many rusty nails everywhere. When I set the detector to ignore those, it loses some general sensitivity. And if not, I can't move for signals.
#archaeology #coins
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2026-06-25 14:04:29 UTC

The Swedish Fascist Party has published an interactive online map of Sweden's mosques.
This calls for a similar map of the party's regional and local offices.
#svpol #fascism #islam

2026-06-24 06:33:43 UTC

Third friend of mine in the past three months loses a parent. It's a feature of your fifties, I guess.
#family

2026-06-21 20:01:24 UTC

A roe deer stag is barking hoarsely here. He sounds much bigger and scarier than he is, the slender little thing.

2026-06-17 21:00:58 UTC

Sweden has a senseless proliferation of archaeology departments. There's one for every 1.3 million inhabitants here. In Denmark, that number is 1 per 3.0 million. In Poland, it's 1 per 4.1 million.
My firm belief is that a person without inherited wealth should only study courses that fit into a degree that will lead to a steady job. Otherwise you just go into debt and lose time needlessly. It's better to drive a bus without study debt than with study debt.
#academia #humanities #archaeology

2026-06-17 06:51:36 UTC

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A new rule book always sells, because:
1) The players buy it too.
2) People want the most recent version even though the old one still works fine.
A scenario doesn't sell. It exists mainly to signal that the game is being supported.
#ttrpg #pnpde

2026-06-16 10:11:46 UTC

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Swedish universities publish a lot of BA theses on their web sites. Google Scholar treats these as academic monographs. BA theses usually cite a lot of the supervisor's publications. This causes Swedish full-time university teachers who rarely publish anything to have the citation scores of major research scientists on Google Scholar.
#academia #bibliometry #science

2026-06-15 10:38:51 UTC

She's home for a few days ❤️
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2026-06-15 07:33:27 UTC

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Funny how one of them goes into bath mode and starts this little dance *next to* the water container. 😄

2026-06-12 18:43:58 UTC

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I'm here for the groovy Black Sabbath riffing behind the panicked screaming of Eyehategod's vocalist.

2026-06-12 18:32:07 UTC

Bleachdrinker: drums, bass, inarticulate monotonous panicked screaming, and a guitar that I can't quite make out in the mix. They certainly have an audience, even though I'm not in it.
#music #rock #gig
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2026-06-12 06:16:42 UTC

#Goodmorning from sunny Fisksätra. I'm almost recovered now! Which means that I get to hike tomorrow with friends instead of a few days later alone. Today: buy supplies, read, Eyehategod gig. And you?

2026-05-23 06:41:32 UTC

Checked in again with this printer supply company's customer support email. I discovered last year that it's handled by a completely unlimited #LLM.
So today I asked customer service to list three objects owned by Bilbo Baggins in "The Hobbit". They/it replied:
Bilbo Baggins owns, among other things:
- His ring ('the ring’ he finds in Gollum’s cave)
- Sting (the elven sword he finds in the trolls’ lair)
- The mithril chainmail (elven) he receives from the dwarves in Erebor
#aibubble #ai

2026-05-21 09:31:05 UTC

"Tack för en trevlig intervju! Vi fick ett väldigt gott intryck av dig och vill meddela att du har gått vidare i rekryteringsprocessen för tjänsten"
😁😁😁

2026-05-12 06:17:43 UTC

Somebody asked me yesterday what I'm up to these days, and I replied, "Not much", because I'm on the dole. Afterwards I thought to myself, actually, since losing my job I've translated a book, written a big journal paper and started writing historical fiction.
#unemployment #writing

2026-05-09 06:03:21 UTC

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Oh cool! I can cycle to the factory that made it in 40 mins. Do you know if the machine still runs?

2026-05-08 07:53:07 UTC

I've put some work into the #Wikipedia article about a 1950s line of computers manufactured in Los Angeles and then near where I live in Sweden. Feel free to read and improve it!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ALWAC_III-E
#retrocomputing

2026-05-06 14:47:09 UTC

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When was the last sectarian murder in Northern Ireland? I don't know.

2026-05-06 14:36:49 UTC

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Let's hope it won't happen in the style of India or Yugoslavia. 😬

2026-05-06 09:26:11 UTC

Yay! Friendly local game store Alphaspel is sponsoring our High Society tournament at LinCon with three copies of the game!
https://alphaspel.se/
#boardgames
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2026-05-05 12:33:33 UTC

I'm corresponding with one "Isabella Rodriquez" who sent me an LLM-generated scam offer to translate an academic paper about political economy for "Bisnow Real Estate Organization". 😄
#llm #aibubble #aiscam #translation

2026-05-05 12:12:52 UTC

Yay! I got the the Swedish Authors' Photocopying Fund's grant for my first three translated books plus 15 history journalism pieces! The sum represents three months' frugal living expenses for me, serious money.
There is no demand for me to deliver anything in return. But I'm going to treat this as encouragement to continue writing for the public rather than for archaeological specialists.
#writing #translation #history

2026-05-04 07:19:54 UTC

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Dr. Benjamin Spock (1903-1998), pediatrician
#starwarsday #startrek #scifi
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2026-04-16 16:34:23 UTC

I am a very poor mingler. I flee from mingling situations. It's very much not a question of me being shy. It's because it bores me to tears. I wonder how much of my career problems through the years have come down to the fact that it is impossible to kick back and have a beer with me.

2026-04-16 09:51:45 UTC

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* All are from a period with good bronze & iron availability
* Many or most have too narrow shaftholes for practical use
* Many have no shafthole at all despite being finely finished
* Many have a dull edge
* Most are apparently found in drained wetlands
So my answer is: these were made as gifts to the gods.

2026-04-16 09:33:01 UTC

Here's an illustration of the chronology of my stone axes in the form of the order in which cross-sections are invented. Top c. 930 BC, bottom c. 650 BC. The last Droop axes were made c. 520 BC.
Cheyenne Olander cleaned up my pencil drawings!
#archaeology
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2026-04-16 07:37:14 UTC

Gold foil figure conference
#uppsala #archaeology
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2026-04-15 20:56:01 UTC

Someone told me that 40% of people who receive no treatment (or was that who are denied treatment?) for gender dysphoria try to kill themselves.
Seen historically, this cannot be right. Or a major part of everyone who tried to kill themselves for tens of thousands of years before treatment was invented did this because of previously never mentioned gender dysphoria.
But there's another possibility.
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2026-04-15 12:22:19 UTC

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In my Methuen paperback from 1987 he's consistently Alfred, except for one sentence on p. 299 where his sister shouts BERNARD at him through the bathroom keyhole. 😄
#books

2026-04-15 07:40:37 UTC

Had a scheduled phone conversation with the Employment Agency. The lady said something I couldn't quite understand about my driver's licence. Turned out that she meant this:
"Since you haven't found work as a university professor or a project director in contract archaeology, you might want to apply for jobs where having a driver's licence is the main sought-after qualification."
In effect, she told me to become a delivery driver. 🙄
#unemployment #academia #archaeology

2026-04-13 14:42:41 UTC

#yachting
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2026-04-11 07:15:46 UTC

The Scandy languages like long sequences of consonants, and not just for reasons of coding non-Latin sounds with the Latin alphabet.
The SKS in Fisksätra, where I live, is a problem to many immigrants. But the place has a pet name in typical Stockholm style: Fiskis.
So a lot of people call it Fiskis-ätra.
#language

2026-04-02 09:17:04 UTC

Are you ready for a sentence nobody's read before today? OK, here we go.
THE GRIMY NEOPRENE MAT THAT I FOUND BESIDE A FIELD ON MY BIKE RIDE IS PROBABLY NOT FOR SITTING, BUT INSULATION FOR THE NEARBY BEEHIVES.
I must return this mat.

2026-03-31 15:24:07 UTC

Got so lucky with the weather on our hike today! Saw six cranes, four elk, one hare, lots of geese and fallow deer, and one picked-over fox carcass.
#spring #hiking

2026-03-09 06:30:09 UTC

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Please tell us more about the laser treatment. Is this like a surgical knife that automatically cauterises the incision?

2026-02-18 08:33:21 UTC

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hand-made 😄

2026-02-16 07:19:10 UTC

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You are copying the page headlines from a PowerPoint file...
And you are going to use them as section headers in an article on the history of archaeology...
But the *data* of that article are going to be books, papers and maybe some archive materials. Your data are not coming from the PowerPoint file.
OK, thanks, I understand!

2026-02-14 06:54:41 UTC

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I eat my own bread every day! Bake three loaves every month or so, stick two in the freezer.

2026-02-04 22:25:21 UTC

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You don't understand. I *am* a toffee-nosed upper class scholar who believes that it's me who should determine what's "correct" or not. Doing that was my only steady source of income for 20 years, when I edited journals. I see language as one giant shibboleth.

2026-02-04 15:36:40 UTC

Grammatical confession: when someone asks to be called "them", I just can't do it in speech. Not because of any gender ID hostility, but because it hurts my grammar hardware too much. "Them" is plural to me. I default to using their name rather than any pronoun at all.

2026-01-29 06:26:31 UTC

#Goodmorning from cold, dark, snowy Fisksätra. Today: more exploratory statistics on my stone axe dataset, go #skiing. And you?

2026-01-27 07:22:59 UTC

#Goodmorning from Fisksätra. Today: continue exploration of my stone axe dataset, go #skiing, take out recycling. And you?

2026-01-23 13:19:30 UTC

Someone kindly and skillfully whipped up a Correspondence Analysis tool for me using an #LLM, and it runs in a browser, so I don't have to deal with getting anything to run in LibreOffice for Linux.
But.
No intelligent being has looked at the error messages in this code. Apparently, its general error message is
"duplicate 'row.names' are not allowed".
Regardless of whether there's anything wrong with the row names or not.
#vibecoding

2026-01-17 06:53:15 UTC

Immediately when an RPG is published, articles appear about how to tweak and modify the game and play it in variant ways. I find the whole idea exhausting. I just want to play the game in the most basic way, as written. I also avoid boardgame expansions. They always make the game longer and slower.
#ttrpg #boardgames

2026-01-17 06:44:51 UTC

Hörni #Wikipedia-fans i #Stockholm! Kom till Café Fåtöljen, Hornsgatan 55, och ät paj med oss från 14:00!
https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikitr%C3%A4ffar#Wikifika,_Stockholm,_l%C3%B6rdag_17_januari_14:00

2026-01-17 06:38:35 UTC

#Goodmorning from dark, slushy, overcast Fisksätra. Today: #ttrpg prep, café meetup with #Wikipedia ns, dinner and game-master Coriolis at my friend's house. And you?

2026-01-12 15:03:51 UTC

Told my wife in meaningful tones that I was heading over to the neighbours to tend to another woman's... needs.
"Oh really?", she said.
Then I visited housebound Margareta, 74, and checked her glitchy water meter.
#marriage

2026-01-11 21:45:57 UTC

I'm both hopeful and fearful that I may have a major job-related life change ahead. If it goes as I hope and fear, it will be the biggest thing to happen to me in over a quarter century. But a change is overdue.

2026-01-10 15:29:00 UTC

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A lot of very qualified scientists believe that there is no such thing as free will. To my mind, disorders of executive function are a really strong illustration of this. Because someone who suffers from this will often be in a situation where they realise that it would be wise to do XYZ, and they decide that they want to do XYZ, but they don't do it. And they can't.

2026-01-06 21:33:07 UTC

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It would certainly be seen as eccentric. Maybe I could force it past a journal editor if I tried. Most of my ~70 journal papers are single author and are not built on excavations of my own.
Maybe you know that archaeologists use excavation data from up to 200 years ago. It would be seen as crazy to make the long-dead head of such an excavation your co-author. Not to mention the farmhands he hired to do the digging!

2026-01-06 16:45:30 UTC

Heard on the latest Common Descent podcast that there's a debate in #palaeontology about whether fossil preparators, who chip fossils out and stabilise them with resin etc., should be co-authors on scientific papers.
In #archaeology, a finds conservator does not get this type of credit. Because
a) Most can't identify or date the objects they apply their valuable skills to.
b) #Humanities papers rarely have more than three authors.
#paleontology #academia

2026-01-01 10:01:02 UTC

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Undergrad programmes in Modern Latvian Poetry keeps the kids off the streets and improves the unemployment figures...

2026-01-01 09:58:55 UTC

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And a less senior academic gets these grants largely on the strength of the Head of Department's network. Reinforcing the wildly nepotistic hiring practices of Scandy universities, when grants received are seen as qualifications in themselves. "Dr. Bloggs here doesn't have a lot of publications, but look at this big grant s/he got! (On the strength of a recommendation.)"
#academia

2025-12-31 17:06:49 UTC

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We have no such restriction either. It's an empirical fact of employer behaviour.

2025-12-31 14:33:54 UTC

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The "transferrable skills" argument is a distraction, because it's not an argument for your own particular department. It's an argument for #highered in general. Which offers other programmes that focus on being relevant for an actual job.
#humanities

2025-12-31 14:31:54 UTC

Any realistic discussion of the #Humanities labour market needs to start with throwing out the "transferrable skills" argument.
You want to argue for academic training in Modern Latvian Poetry? Then you need to make a case for the *specific content* unique to those programmes. Because in countries with a lot of #highered there's a specific uni programme for each job. Those employers don't need to settle for someone with 80% irrelevant poetry analysis and 20% transferrable skills.
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2025-12-26 19:03:44 UTC

#Movie: Labyrinth (1986). A teenage girl has to find her way through a goblin labyrinth to save her baby brother from David Bowie. Grade: OK.
#fantasy

2025-12-19 10:00:06 UTC

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Hey Americans, did you know that in Scandinavia we don't even understand what "trust fund" or "putting our kids through college" means? Because everybody gets government-subsidised study loans, and there's no tuition fees.
#highered #socialism

2025-12-14 10:42:05 UTC

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Traditional Irish Christmas fare is a potato and a glass of milk

2025-12-14 09:11:12 UTC

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Which book? Which one of my daughters are you inviting? 😄

2025-12-14 08:56:38 UTC

Next week:
* Apply for jobs
* Buy Christmas presents for my grownup kids
* Postcard writing event with the Writers' Union
* #Boardgames night
* #Ttrpg fan pub meetup
* #Wikipedia café meetup
* Portrait exhibition at the National Gallery
* Start playing the Mountain Witch RPG
And you?
#writing #art

2025-12-05 18:13:03 UTC

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It was a lot of fun to work with her stories!

2025-12-05 17:54:38 UTC

Kring 1 februari ger Hastur Förlag ut tio av Edith Nesbits kusliga, romantiska, roliga spökhistorier i min svenska översättning. Titeln är "En natt i lusthuset". Väldigt bra grejor!
#böcker #översättning
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2025-11-16 18:36:48 UTC

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Read Joshi's biography, it's great! HPL was a little odd, but no loner.

2025-11-16 16:38:14 UTC

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HPL travelled a lot too, but only along the US eastern seaboard. He was too poor.

2025-11-13 15:36:53 UTC

#Oligarchs having lots of kids is actually good, because it leads to decreased wealth concentration when they die.

2025-11-07 17:25:48 UTC

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Hey @npub1yyh…fk7p , who are the talkiest accounts on your server in the past 6 months plz?

2025-11-07 15:36:47 UTC

I wonder if I'm the talkiest account on the @archaeo.social server.

2025-10-30 09:07:15 UTC

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Unless these sites can read my IP number, but still not tell which country I'm in, then -- yes.

2025-10-30 08:18:48 UTC

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Tried two more free image location ID web sites with the same screenshotted pics from my buddy's balcony. So far three sites have been unable to pinpoint them correctly. All three have correctly identified the location as somewhere in the southern 1/3 of Scandinavia -- but indicated wildly erroneous coordinates in that region.
It seems the image recognition technology can recognise Scandy urban architecture in general, but not identify individual buildings.
#ai

2025-10-29 08:44:24 UTC

Tried the first Duckduckgo search hit on "image location ID", a site named Findpiclocation. Fed it two screenshotted pics from my buddy's balcony, no useful metadata. It got the location 500 km wrong; Copenhagen instead of Stockholm.
Even more confusingly, it got the name of the place wrong. Instead of the location it gave me coordinates for, it mentioned the Malmö suburb of Hyllie!?
#ai

2025-10-29 08:03:13 UTC

As a Socialist you know it's strange times when your main political opponents include not only the capital owners but also at least the male half of the working class.
#socialism #fascism

2025-10-09 07:38:28 UTC

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The Danish site is more like a source of references to physical registers. Fornsök has detailed information online about every grave mound in a cemetery and the finds made at a ploughed-over settlement site, geometry of a site's extent, and more.
https://app.raa.se/open/fornsok/
#archaeology

2025-10-09 06:28:47 UTC

There are only two points where Swedish #archaeology beats Danish archaeology.
1. Online national sites & monuments register is much more comprehensive
2. Rock art (because #Denmark only has rock outcrops on Bornholm)

2025-09-30 11:05:31 UTC

One of the first eight plant species domesticated in the Fertile Crescent is a cattle feed crop: bitter vetch, Vicia ervilia. Almost inedible to people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vicia_ervilia

2025-09-26 13:58:10 UTC

My favourite librarian was worried about me because I've left Fb and haven't been coming to the Academy's library. So she messaged me to see that I was OK! ❤️

2025-09-25 08:27:07 UTC

Stevenson's "Olalla" is about a family of Spanish grandees who have bred themselves into drooling idiocy.* Not sure yet if the idea is that they've practised incest or mingled with the peasantry. Either way, it doesn't make Stevenson look good at all.
* Sorry, I mean severe intellectual disability.
#books

2025-09-10 14:15:58 UTC

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Sure, I know that scraping and bandwidth issues are problems. But the problems that people actually point to are web sites with LLM-generated slop on them. And I'm like "Why are you visiting those sites?" I'm genuinely confused by this argument.
#web #llm

2025-09-05 08:16:12 UTC

Contract #archaeology is not intended to be its own target audience. But there is no money for anyone outside contract archaeology to use its data output for anything. Not for research, not for popularisation.

2025-09-02 14:54:48 UTC

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A game of Brass is largely a race to occupy the building boxes on the board.

2025-08-31 05:12:21 UTC

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Sweden has had a continuous trend of depopulation of the countryside and the wooded North for over 200 years. Municipal services can barely be upheld in such areas, such as high schools and midwifery. With an historical perspective though, the North was settled as a Crown initiative. So it can be argued that it could be de-settled by the State. But people there have a strong regional patriotism.

2025-08-30 20:56:41 UTC

Is there any research into what happens with land ownership when a population passes the demographic transition and starts to collapse from low nativity? My guess is that something opposite to the hyper-subdivision of Europe's 1800s might occur.
#demography

2025-08-27 14:41:26 UTC

If you saw this man waiting for the car charger, would you believe that he was on his way to give a talk about Vikings?
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2025-08-24 20:42:08 UTC

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Det är inte så många filmer som återger samlag med Helen Mirren där mannen bär heltäckande plåtrustning.

2025-08-21 07:55:21 UTC

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I do a lot of photo ed in Gimp, but I pay other people to do maps and find drawings for me.

2025-08-21 04:56:32 UTC

My 2018 laptop having glitched out of its own WiFi hardware, I've fired up my 2012 mini tower instead. It runs #Ubuntu #Linux 18 Bionic Beaver just fine, though a little slowly.
#retrocomputing
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2025-08-17 09:59:35 UTC

A weird thing about the Scandy #Humanities is that almost nobody continues to publish any research after they finish their PhDs. During the PhD programme though, many take part in debates about what the discipline should be like. So there's this huge literature about how #archaeology should be done, written by people who then never actually produce any body of work worth mentioning.
Again and again it's a PhD thesis, then two articles, then become an archivist or a civil servant, and quiet.

2025-07-22 08:01:46 UTC

The German term for ulta-processed foods is HOCHVERARBEITETE LEBENSMITTEL. ❤️
#language

2025-07-22 06:54:52 UTC

Everybody knows what Tom of Finland's art looks like. But do you know what he looked like?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_of_Finland
#lgbtq
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2025-07-22 06:49:21 UTC

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2025-07-22 06:45:43 UTC

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I hit the pu-erh because I ran out of Assam and I'm not a fan of the Gray Jarl.

2025-07-22 06:09:40 UTC

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This brick is some high-end tourist shit with a smooth surface where you can't easily see the layering.

2025-07-22 05:55:42 UTC

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Terve! The closest I've been to Längelmäki is Jyväskylä. One of my buddies from #scifi fandom lives there. I have romantic ideas of summer in Finland because of Arto Paasilinna's novels.
CoC is a great game, though after a while you get kind uf used to immortal sorcerers and robed cultists. I have resigned myself to being the forever GM. It's the perfect pastime for a loud extrovert with a lonely job. #ttrpg

2025-07-22 05:39:00 UTC

I think I just put too large a chunk of pu-er #tea into my morning cup. You have to saw the brick up with a bread knife. Gonna be bouncing off the ceiling from all the #caffeine. No, the psychoactive substance in tea is no different from the one in #coffee.

2025-07-22 05:38:21 UTC

#Goodmorning from sunny Fisksätra. Today: translate Stevenson, #ttrpg prep, swim. And you?

2025-07-21 18:33:38 UTC

Here's an important message to religious people. The Creator of the Universe, to whom galaxies are like grains of sand, is extremely interested in what *you personally* do with your genitalia, and in whether they match the gender coding of *your personal* clothes.

2025-07-17 04:53:45 UTC

The fedi server I'm on was down for five hours yesterday. I really missed this!

2025-07-06 06:09:12 UTC

Talking about the brief correspondence between Lord Dunsany and Aleister Crowley offers a great opportunity to show people in the know that you are aware of the correct pronunciations of these names, while just confusing 95% of everyone who hears you talk.
#fantasy #occult

2025-06-29 13:53:07 UTC

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Well done, dad!