There Is No Net Neutrality in Digital Archaeology
The fourth Shannon Lecture of 2018, which took place on November 23. Dr Katherine Cook, Université de Montréal. Colonisation, at its core, is the extr...
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Podcasts from the Department of History at Carleton University. Interviews, public talks, explorations, and experiments in all kinds of history, from the ancient to the digital.
There Is No Net Neutrality in Digital Archaeology
The fourth Shannon Lecture of 2018, which took place on November 23. Dr Katherine Cook, Université de Montréal. Colonisation, at its core, is the extr...
Good Intentions|Bad Archaeology: The uses & abuses of Canadian archaeology against Indigenous people
Dr. Kisha Supernant of the University of Alberta joined us for the Third 2018 Shannon Lecture on November 9th. This podcast is the audio for her talk....
Good Intentions|Bad Archaeology: The uses & abuses of Canadian archaeology against Indigenous people
Dr. Kisha Supernant of the University of Alberta joined us for the Third 2018 Shannon Lecture on November 9th. This podcast is the audio for her talk....
# Invented Fantasies - Using Social Media to Talk About Pseudoarchaeology
Steph Halmhofer, professional archaeologist and author of bonesstonesandbooks.com delivers the second 2018 Shannon Lecture.
Ancient Art and Modern Crime: How Stolen Antiquities End Up In Our Most Respected Museums
Dr. Donna Yates from the University of Glasgow delivers the first 2018 Shannon Lecture at Carleton University, Ottawa Canada
# Invented Fantasies - Using Social Media to Talk About Pseudoarchaeology
Steph Halmhofer, professional archaeologist and author of bonesstonesandbooks.com delivers the second 2018 Shannon Lecture.
Ancient Art and Modern Crime: How Stolen Antiquities End Up In Our Most Respected Museums
Dr. Donna Yates from the University of Glasgow delivers the first 2018 Shannon Lecture at Carleton University, Ottawa Canada