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@StanfordFball @PatrickFields24 Way to go, @PatrickFields24

Leading up to Juneteenth, @PatrickFields24 hosted a three-day networking & mentorship event in his hometown of Tulsa to connect HS & college students with black business leaders and mentors. His impact is immense and we're thrilled he's now a #StanfordMan. #GoStanford

It's that time of year again! Oklahoma Archaeology Month is officially here, and we're excited to introduce this year's poster.

Check out the Winter 2021 issue of the OKPAN Quarterly, available now at #ooKAkNY4ZRI4" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">pub.lucidpress.com/178f93b7-41db-…! #pubarch

Position for an Indigenous archaeologist: academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/17095.

We would love to see you there!

Proud of my pitcher!

You heard it at the #AppleEvent. The iPhone 12 Pro will have a LiDAR scanner... this changes everything for 3D. The @PolycamAI LiDAR scanner will provide high-quality color 3D scanning and editing on #iPhone12Pro from day one.

@swh113 There is not enough beer in the world to get us through the next election.

Not sure if I have enough beer stocked up ahead of the election. There are gaps. I guess I need to step it up #VoteBidenHarris2020

Great shot, Ethan! twitter.com/big_fire_show/…

We've come to the realization that for those supporting Democrats, voting in Okla must feel like ordering at the Braum's drive thru. You know going in that your order is probably gonna get screwed up, but on that off chance it doesn't, it feels like you've really hit the jackpot.

@SAAorg Ditto this task force--really glad it's in place, and I'm looking forward to helping move recommendations into practice.

We also welcome Terrance Weik, Sarah Janesko, & Erin Cagney as co-chairs of the Task Force on Social Justice in Archaeology. We look forward to their recommendations for how SAA can help diversify our organization, profession, and the practice of archaeology. 3/3

SAA has created two task forces to prioritize and implement responses to petitions we have received from members of @IndigArchs and on behalf of the Black Lives Matter movement. 1/3

@SAAorg I'm looking forward to the task force's work, and to helping advance their recommendations within the board!

We welcome Dorothy Lippert & Mike Wilcox as co-chairs of the Task Force on Decolonization in North American Archaeology. We look forward to the Task Force’s recommendations for improving SAA's own structures and for fostering a decolonized practice of archaeology. 2/3

SAA's Curriculum committee is crowd-sourcing a Google Doc with names of folks interested in sharing guest lectures in archaeology courses this fall. Need one, give one! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Proud of this kid!

Smoked 'em on the mound and at the plate tonight!

@IndigArchs I know many of us, including me, have felt burned before by TF oblivion, and I hope a structural overhaul can create better ways to get stuff done. Until then, let's start with what we've got.

IAC members have participated in many SAA Taskforces and Subcommittees in the past. They rarely result in action, often work to silence and minimize Indigenous views within the SAA, and simply delay and push the conversation down the road. #archaeology #indigarch

The IAC is pleased to see the @SAAorg leadership has had conversations about redressing harms to BIPOC and specifically Indigenous peoples as a result of its recent actions around he UCOP #Repatriation policy. #archaeology View in full here: bit.ly/3iZZQ9w

@IndigArchs Personally working to be sure this subcommittee and task force avoid those traps and help us right our errant ship. We want and need TF chairs and members who can help me and others on the board keep up IAC's momentum.

In the U.S. Forest Service's final draft of its Custer Gallatin National Forest plan released last week, the agency recognized the cultural and spiritual significance of the Crazy Mountains, designating it an "Area of Tribal Interest." #SacredSites bit.ly/3h25YME

@JadeArchaeobot They're always on the University's side.

It's a start. thecrimson.com/article/2020/7…