Scott D. Haddow

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I'm an itinerant Canadian bioarchaeologist (currently based in Denmark) with a focus on #Neolithic Southwest Asia, #AncientEgypt and Sudan. Specific research interests include funerary practices, histotaphonomy, dental #anthropology, digital #archaeology and other obscure topics.

Outside work, I'm also an obsessive #music and #photography nerd.

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=N2tE_t8AAAAJ&hl=en

Email[email protected]
Webhttps://ccrs.ku.dk/staff/?pure=en/persons/646734
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0000-0002-3970-7447
Scott D. HaddowApr 10, 2023
God Apr 9, 2023
If you own a signed copy of ‘Mein Kampf’ there is a 100% chance you’re a fucking tool.
Scott D. HaddowDec 2, 2022
Neil JackmanDec 2, 2022

Bóithrín na Marbh — a little road of the dead.

Headstones displaced in the early 1980s, line a small lane next to Athlone's Abbey Graveyard, Westmeath.

#Athone #Westmeath #Roscommon #Ireland #IrishHistory #IrishArchaeology #Archaeology #Graveyard #tombstones

Scott D. HaddowDec 2, 2022
Excavations at the Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük, Turkey, 2016. #FieldworkFriday #archaeology
Scott D. HaddowNov 28, 2022
Colleen MorganNov 28, 2022
First day on site, opening up two trenches in the Hili Archaeological Park, working with the UAE Department of Culture and Tourism. #archaeology #fieldwork
Scott D. HaddowNov 21, 2022
AmyNov 21, 2022
“Sic transit gloria” is Latin for “nice car, Gloria”
Scott D. HaddowNov 21, 2022
Open Culture (Official)Nov 21, 2022

Two Documentaries Introduce Delia Derbyshire, the Pioneer in Electronic Music

https://www.openculture.com/2015/07/two-documentaries-introduce-delia-derbyshire-the-pioneer-in-electronic-music.html

Two Documentaries Introduce Delia Derbyshire, the Pioneer in Electronic Music

With her buttoned-up style, work with the UN, and name like a plucky character in a certain English wizard series, Delia Derbyshire may not seem a likely pioneer of experimental electronic music.

Open Culture
Scott D. HaddowNov 18, 2022
Matthew CollinsNov 18, 2022

Elsa Yvanez will hold her inaugural lecture on textiles from the Nile Valley.

For more info:
https://ctr.hum.ku.dk/calendar/2022/rebuilding-textile-archaeology-saxo/

Show threadScott D. HaddowNov 18, 2022
And this sleepy jerboa who fell into one of the trenches during the night and couldn't get out.
Show threadScott D. HaddowNov 18, 2022
We also found cuter animals on site too, like this Egyptian gecko.
Scott D. HaddowNov 18, 2022

#Egypt, 2004.

This is from Egypt, 2004. We were excavating one of the New Kingdom forts on the "Ways of Horus" in north Sinai. #archaeology