| Pronouns | He/ Him |
| Website | https://davidstuartplatt.com |
I am again seeking a clip from an experimental art film I once saw of a reader reading a book. (The camera zoomed in on the reader's eyes, then hands turning the pages, then back to the eyes.)
I thought it was from the Fluxus group--but I have never been able to ID it. Any folks recognize it?
BTW: I picked my original Twitter handle (@smallfind), because I have the spoilheap DOT com web domain ...
... & a digging friend once joked that smallFind AT spoilheap would be an amusing email address.
So now you know.
Are we all millenials here or is that a misperception?
Could people boozt this? I am so curious.
Are you a:
I have a PhD in (Classical) Archaeology; an MLIS (library science degree); an MSc in Archaeology and the History of Disease (50% human osteoarchaeology). I trained in archaeological theory at Lampeter in the early-mid 1990s but I have also worked as a commercial field archaeologist.
Looking for a job that would combine all those experiences & skill-sets--but also looking to learn new skills! In Vermont and/ or New England. I am also open to returning to the UK.
Anyone interested?
I need at least 4 more folk to sign up to my Edinburgh Adult Education Programme archaeology class in Craigentinny, or the class will be cancelled. Thank you!
https://adulteducationedinburgh.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/FULL/WPAC/EVSESENQ/512062/174176,1
This is a really interesting article on recent work on the historical & cultural formation of emotions. Makes me think of Sarah Tarlow’s splendid archaeological book, Bereavement & Commemoration:
David Stuart Platt, PhD, MLIS
Þórdís Helgadóttiir
Michael Harris