Susanne Kerner

RIP #Trumpisacunt

What a wonderful work-place: The Ritual Landscapes of Murayghat dolmen sites. One could only wish there was more peace in the neighbourhood.

Surveyor, Silvio, photographing student, Ken, through the Total Station while measuring dolmens. We are in the process of checking through our data.

Some impressions from working in the house. A very tidy registrar's desk and a not so tidy director's desk. Basalt to sort and collecting old bread for the goats.

In The Ritual Landscapes of Murayghat we started looking more closely at our basalt finds, like this base of a vessel

@PankTroels Congratulations and good luck!

I look very much forward to participate in the strengthening of basic research and interdisciplinary exchange between members, be part of the academy’s bridge building between academia and society, as well as give Assyriology and small subjects in Denmark an additional voice!

Big news! Together with eight bright minds, I can now officially announce that I have become a very proud member of The Young Academy @DetUngeAkademi - a scientific academy for young talented researchers in Denmark! youngacademy.dk/da/velkommen-t…

The 2024 season of The Ritual Landscapes of Murayghat has started with emptying the trench from last year.

Anyone interested in pottery and the EBA of the Southern Levant? 🏺❤️Here is my 2022 article featuring results of pottery analysis from the 2014-2018 seasons at the Ritual Landscape of Murayghat Project, University of Copenhagen @SusanneArchaeol @UCPH_ANE academia.edu/107175810/The_…

@ISAC_UChicago Congratulations and many good wishes for the job!

ISAC welcomes our new Director, Timothy P. Harrison Timothy P. Harrison, Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology at the University of Toronto, has been appointed director of the University of Chicago’s Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, West Asia & North Africa (ISAC)

The Ritual Landscapes of Murayghat dolmen survey: with thistles before the students started and after weeding while setting up drawing.

@seramandalina Happens to all of us - don't be too disappointed. Many other reasons than sheer quality of an application play a role in the assessments (like the academic flavour of the month).

we always share good news here when it comes to research life, but sharing rejections too can be empowering and help normalize. so, I am *not very happy* to share that I had a postdoc grant rejection, and it sucks 🙃

Work at the Ritual Landscapes of Murayghat in the early morning and slightly exhausted in the heat of the day in the EBI A building, which keeps growing (and delivers lots of pottery).

@Tara_Steimer @sciences_UNIGE @fns_ch @MocLebanon That looks great!

@KitesinContext @ymrowan @achiii @mokersel @Joseph_Harris_ Congratulations that you made it back from the flooding!

And we are off!

@ncackerman Where is THAT from?

The first step of the MEG-A Project is kicked off! The Swiss group is heading into the field for a second season of research on the megaliths of northern Lebanon! @Tara_Steimer and her team will excavate at @MenjezMunicipality to learn more about the dating of graves.

The Ritual Landscapes of Murayghat: Rain in Madaba on June 13th!

@ArchaeoBasti The problem is really, what to do? One cannot tell them to dress differently, as that is really a question of individual freedom. I can only think of ignoring them, both in reality and academically.

Heard #TradingCards are becoming a big thing again. 😲 How about a series of pioneering #archaeologists? 🤔😉

This week all 4 of our external examiners resigned in solidarity with my @UofGArchaeo colleagues taking part in the @ucu @UCUGlasgow Marking & Assessment Boycott. They are concerned - as am I - about hastily improvised assessment procedures to bypass the boycott #UCURising