Erin Ray

Come work with us for a year in sunny New Mexico.

Congratulations Nadia!

Many years ago, my first time standing atop Temple IV trying to get the same angle

Happy #MayTheFourth! Fun read from ⁦⁦@DSAArchaeology⁩ though I’m not personally a fan of the term #ruins still an interesting article. Going to Temple IV at Tikal for the first time was pretty spectacular. forbes.com/sites/davidand…

@BatConIntl That’s a toasted marshmallow bat!

What kind of bat is this? Wrong answers only. 📸 : Yushi & Keiko Osawa

@mainesellshvl @archaeojake Just make sure you plot the course

@staceylcamp @michiganstateu Love this so much!!!

Jasmin Paris @JasminKParis finished loop five of the #BM100 in 59:58:21.

Go ‘Small European Woman’ - the whole world is cheering for @JasminKParis to go out there and become the first female ever to beat the #BarkleyMarathons - legend 💪🏻🏃🏼‍♀️🦸🏼‍♀️!….#BM100 (📷 Jacob Zocherman)

Nadia Neff Receives NSF Doctoral Dissertation Grant

New Student Publication: The Development of Early Farming Diets and Population Change in the Maya Region and Their Climate Context bit.ly/45kgQOQ

Very excited to announce that my first (first-authored) paper is now out! I am grateful to all my collaborators and looking forward to future work! authors.elsevier.com/a/1hr2O3ic-FXs… @KeithPrufer @UNM_Anthro @DJ_Kennett @LachnietMatthew

Excited to share this new article out today from my lab and led by @brota looking at the Middle/Late Holocene transition and development of early farming in the Maya Lowlands. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@SAAorg I think a lot of us are in the same boat. I also tried calling the number on the website and no one answered and the mailbox was full.

Today, Sept. 7, is the day. It's the final day to submit to present at #SAA2024NOLA. Submissions must be completed by 3:00 p.m. EDT. saa.org/annual-meeting…

@DrDonPate I enjoyed finding little debitage sites off 395. And though I never did fieldwork in the area I did volunteer with the curation facility in my hometown south of Bishop

@brota Indeed! I was surrounded by rock art and a range of archaeological sites as a child and teen. Some of my early fieldwork was with Bob Bettinger from UC Davis at the high altitude hunter-gatherer sites in the White Mountains. And the Bristlecone Pines were always fascinating!

Historical archaeology: the agricultural past. Twin grain silos, Eastern Sierra, Owens Valley, near Bishop, California. My childhood wonderland!!

Newly published volume “Sins of Our Ancestors (and of Ourselves): Confronting Archaeological Legacies” contains 12 chapters on current issues within archaeological practice from the American perspective anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ap…

@nmj428 Love bluebird flour for making tortillas and Belizean fry jacks!

@KUHoopes @roadscholarorg Oof, and the thing is @roadscholarorg has trips to Belize/Guatemala like their multisport! Would have been better to feature Copan!

Proud to be part of this interdisciplinary health promotion in the communities that have so generously and kindly collaborated with my research for two decades, with thanks to @CecilMLewisJr @UNM_Anthro #santacruzbelize #uxbenka