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posted by [personal profile] the_dala at 04:50pm on 26/10/2005
Despite sleeping badly last night, I am having a marvelous day. Payroll deposit, movies in my mailbox, frozen pizza in the fridge. Last but certainly not least, a perfect score on my Museum Studies midterm ::does the dance of Professor Likes My Writing, Yay!:: In general I have been kicking this semester's ass. I still have to get my Archaeology exam back, but I'm not too worried about that one. I'm also pimping my classes out to each other. I have a medium-to-largeish paper due for each of four classes. I will be writing about underwater archaeology for Museum Studies, museums for Social Interaction and Stat, and possibly the Caribbean for Archaeology/Prehistory. ROCK.
Mood:: 'hyper' hyper
Music:: "no sleep tonight," the faders
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posted by [identity profile] the-dala.livejournal.com at 12:28am on 27/10/2005
Both shipwrecks/dive sites and preserved vessels like the Constellation and the Mary Rose...I proposed the idea in class, lemme see what I scribbled down from what Dr. Sullivan said -- Council of American Maritime Museums, cofunding, preservation of important vessels, Indepedant Seaport Museum of Philadelphia, Olympia. Yes! YES! References would be AWESOME. I'm not exactly at the Library of Congress down here :)

The Caribbean paper -- here's the question I'm considering: "Scientists are very interested in the process of culture contact [so is Dala!]; what happens when different cultures meet. Pick a region - Spanish Florida, the Caribbean, the mid-Atlantic are a few suggestions - and examine the contact processes as learned from archaeological evidence." It pinged me because I'd love to get back the crazy Dunn purple-prosed book I used on the PR paper, but that's more history narrative than archaeologically bent, so sources would be super-welcome there too.

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