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Mastblr 2/12

I received several compliments on my TARDIS sweatshirt.

And now that I do not have any pressing deadlines I can focus on actually writing the expansion on Fang and Feather.

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At long last, Eleanor is ours. Released in August by @crowdedbarrelwhiskeyco in Austin TX, she came to us via our brother in whiskey, @adampfarnsworth. Thank you friend for fetching, transporting, holding, and handing over this beauty. She's cask strength and delivers a wallop right off the bat, but settles into spicy cream. #eleanor #eleanorchapter3 #eleanor1860 #crowdedbarrel #crowdedbarrelwhiskeyco #fangandfeather #whiskeytribe #whiskeyvault #howdoyouwhiskey #mgp #bourbon #dram #aquavitae #uiscebeatha #uisgebeatha #whiskyaesthetic #fiddlybit #oregonamericansawmill #oregonamericanlumbercompany #vernonia #vernonialake #vernonialaketrail #pnw (at Vernonia Lake) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqYnsqqHA0I/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1bmw1ojkd5113

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Gradblr 10/11

Feedback has been great on my presentation today. I opened a lot of eyes to the benefits of analytical statistics in art historical and archaeological study.

Everyone I talked to said turn it into a book. So I guess I’m gunna have to do it. Stay tuned, mates.

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This post just reminds me how much I really need to get back to my Feathered Serpent research.

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The finished poster for the Undergraduate Research Symposium and the completed research of my thesis.

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Almost there

Just one last read-through before I’ll be finished with this thesis. I’m going to celebrate by sleeping for a week.

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Three days later I finished the first of 72 images that need to be made for my thesis. (Fig. i.1 Civic Plan of Teotihuacan, Fang and Feather)

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Here’s the Thesis

Hey, mates. [waves]. I’ve gotten a few messages asking to read my thesis work on Teotihuacan. I can’t post the whole manuscript because I’m currently modifying it to shop to press.

But here’s a summary article:

https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/jpur/vol7/iss1/4/

Don’t want to read? That’s cool. Here’s a lightning talk I did last summer:

Want a longer presentation? Catch me at the following conferences:

“Realized Urbanism/Failed Utopia: A Case Study of Teotihuacan” 17th annual Context and Meaning Graduate Student Conference. Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario. February 2-3, 2018.

“Teotihuacan and the Performance of Cyclical Time in a Mesoamerican City.” Duke MA Conference Creation and Destruction: Beginnings and Ends in Religious Thought. Duke University, Raleigh, North Carolina. February 23-24, 2018

“Bloody Pelts and Painted Scales: the Iconographic Interaction Between Jaguars and Feathered Serpents in Mesoamerican Art.” Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., Maryland. April 11-15, 2018.

And as always, feel free to message me, @me, or send in an ask!