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  1. 📢 Worth your abstract: ConTrA 2027 – Reconstructing Antiquity, Cologne, 19 Feb 2027.

    The first edition in April 2026 had a board game keynote and four of seven papers on games. This is not a token games slot 🎲🎮

    A volume is in preparation with Archaeopress.

    Deadline: 15 Nov 2026, 400 words.

    My write-up 👇
    itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/09/

    #Archaeogaming #Archaeology #GameStudies #Antiquity

  2. 📢 Worth your abstract: ConTrA 2027 – Reconstructing Antiquity, Cologne, 19 Feb 2027.

    The first edition in April 2026 had a board game keynote and four of seven papers on games. This is not a token games slot 🎲🎮

    A volume is in preparation with Archaeopress.

    Deadline: 15 Nov 2026, 400 words.

    My write-up 👇
    itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/09/

    #Archaeogaming #Archaeology #GameStudies #Antiquity

  3. 📢 Worth your abstract: ConTrA 2027 – Reconstructing Antiquity, Cologne, 19 Feb 2027.

    The first edition in April 2026 had a board game keynote and four of seven papers on games. This is not a token games slot 🎲🎮

    A volume is in preparation with Archaeopress.

    Deadline: 15 Nov 2026, 400 words.

    My write-up 👇
    itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/09/

    #Archaeogaming #Archaeology #GameStudies #Antiquity

  4. 📢 Worth your abstract: ConTrA 2027 – Reconstructing Antiquity, Cologne, 19 Feb 2027.

    The first edition in April 2026 had a board game keynote and four of seven papers on games. This is not a token games slot 🎲🎮

    A volume is in preparation with Archaeopress.

    Deadline: 15 Nov 2026, 400 words.

    My write-up 👇
    itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/09/

    #Archaeogaming #Archaeology #GameStudies #Antiquity

  5. 📢 Worth your abstract: ConTrA 2027 – Reconstructing Antiquity, Cologne, 19 Feb 2027.

    The first edition in April 2026 had a board game keynote and four of seven papers on games. This is not a token games slot 🎲🎮

    A volume is in preparation with Archaeopress.

    Deadline: 15 Nov 2026, 400 words.

    My write-up 👇
    itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/09/

    #Archaeogaming #Archaeology #GameStudies #Antiquity

  6. Work Interrupted (1891) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905). His strict adherence to a realistic, classical style gained him widespread acclaim in France and the United States at the same time that the Impressionist painters were struggling to establish a different approach. The luminous color and delicate, almost invisible brush strokes are hallmarks of Bouguereau's work.

    stellar-art.pixels.com/feature

    #art #ArtHistory #Cupid #love #antiquity

  7. Work Interrupted (1891) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905). His strict adherence to a realistic, classical style gained him widespread acclaim in France and the United States at the same time that the Impressionist painters were struggling to establish a different approach. The luminous color and delicate, almost invisible brush strokes are hallmarks of Bouguereau's work.

    stellar-art.pixels.com/feature

    #art #ArtHistory #Cupid #love #antiquity

  8. Work Interrupted (1891) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905). His strict adherence to a realistic, classical style gained him widespread acclaim in France and the United States at the same time that the Impressionist painters were struggling to establish a different approach. The luminous color and delicate, almost invisible brush strokes are hallmarks of Bouguereau's work.

    stellar-art.pixels.com/feature

    #art #ArtHistory #Cupid #love #antiquity

  9. Work Interrupted (1891) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905). His strict adherence to a realistic, classical style gained him widespread acclaim in France and the United States at the same time that the Impressionist painters were struggling to establish a different approach. The luminous color and delicate, almost invisible brush strokes are hallmarks of Bouguereau's work.

    stellar-art.pixels.com/feature

    #art #ArtHistory #Cupid #love #antiquity

  10. The First Pandemic? Scientists Find 214 Ancient Pathogens In Prehistoric DNA

    Shutterstock Scientists have uncovered DNA from 214 ancient pathogens in prehistoric humans, including the oldest known evidence of plague. The findings show zoonotic diseases began spreading around 6,500 years ago, likely triggered by farming and animal domestication. These ancient infections may still influence us today, and help guide the vaccines of tomorrow…….Continue reading…. By: University of Copenhagen – The Faculty of Health and Medical […]

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