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Anthropology

Ligyron

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3. Well, isn't that just typical...

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Feb 9, 2021, 09:24 AM

Feb 2021

And totally wrong, but did ya notice how none of those people look like they're dressed for doing any "excavating" as per the labeling i.e., digging in the dirt? IDK, maybe as a professional you were expected to dress like that no matter what back then.

I can remember when I was just a little kid in the late 50's early 60's how no man would go out into the world without shit, tie and Fedora no matter how stinkin' hot it was.

Some things have gotten better anyway.

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Skara Brae women archaeologists who were written out of history [View all] Judi Lynn Feb 2021 OP

Flappers jpak Feb 2021 #1

Thank you so much for posting this evidence of the dismissal of women. "Assumed to be tourists" niyad Feb 2021 #2

Absolutamente. Just got back from posting it a moment ago, after being away a while this morning. Judi Lynn Feb 2021 #5

Well, isn't that just typical... Ligyron Feb 2021 #3

I wondered about that, too. All I can guess is someone told them to go get cleaned up for pictures.. Judi Lynn Feb 2021 #6

I got my minor in Anthropology in 2000 and I can't safeinOhio Feb 2021 #4

That's good news, then. Thank you for taking the time, safeinOhio. Judi Lynn Feb 2021 #7