For those who have begun tweeting from the annual meeting, welcome, and we're delighted you're joining the conversation. Important note: the hashtag is #aha18, not #aha2018. This is why: https://t.co/ofHOzdCKKy
— AHA (@AHAhistorians) January 4, 2018
Yikes! I am glad that you are feeling better.
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 3, 2018
Thanks, at least I know that it will pass. Some day. After a doozy of an illness. But it will pass.
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 3, 2018
I have been liminal sick for the past 2 day. Feeling like the flu is about to come but is not quite here. http://pic.twitter.com/7xo2fN7sYB
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 3, 2018
Employment Opportunity with Maryland SHPO, Architectural Historian/Historic District Surveyor, Crownsville,... https://t.co/aGHSEiCVv4
— HistoricPreservation (@HistoricPres) January 3, 2018
If you're going to #SAA2018 and want to visit the @NMAAHC, the free timed passes are available now but going very fast! https://t.co/XoPfEsxkjx
— John Lowe (@archaeocore) January 3, 2018
If you miss out, you can still try and snag super limited day of or walkup passes.
Once upon a time this former Sons of Confederate Veterans member wrote an article outlining his then sincere belief in the "black Confederate soldier." Our co-host @catchatweetdown asked him how he would write that article today... Ep10, The Portrait https://t.co/DgcG60PspH http://pic.twitter.com/U5VMTvW39M
— Uncivil (@uncivilshow) January 2, 2018
Professionally: Be an advocate for historical perspective (online, outreach, podcast, video, or any/all of the above)
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 2, 2018
Personally: Be an agent of good.
So the animals most likely to kill me are "Contact with hornets, wasp, and bees." I just want to know why Illinois and Missouri are the states you are most likely to be "Bitten or crushed by large reptiles?" https://t.co/jxvPRt1AYV
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 2, 2018
#OTD in 1808, legislation was enacted making the transatlantic slave trade illegal on North American soil. Between the 16th and 19th centuries, the Transatlantic Slave Trade brought twelve million enslaved Africans to the New World: https://t.co/8FOrIPvGkT #ANationsStory http://pic.twitter.com/7v8wP17Fvm
— Smithsonian NMAAHC (@NMAAHC) January 1, 2018
Black Bodies Matter: How the Enslaved Were Valued and Devalued in History: a Q&A with @DainaRameyBerry https://t.co/oTUdkI8sML
— BlackStudies at Duke (@DukeAAAS) January 1, 2018
Our biggest fans this week: @SuccinctBill. Thank you! via https://t.co/eqLgcAWENm http://pic.twitter.com/LMAc2GXPQF
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 2, 2018
I'm spending New Year's day listening to @uncivilshow and "Seeing White" series from @SceneOnRadio to aid in purging the "Lost Cause" narrative from the active cultural discourse in 2018.
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 1, 2018
Welcome 2018! May you not suck as much as 2017, or 2016,...
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) January 1, 2018
2016 WAS CHAOS AND 2017 WAS CHAOS AND 2018 SHALL BE CHAOS ONCE AGAIN YOU NEVER GET TO STOP RUNNING BUT ALSO TV MIGHT BE SUPER GOOD NEXT YEAR WHO KNOWS
— NOT A WOLF (@SICKOFWOLVES) December 31, 2017
