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Category: Academic life

Posts about the practice of academic archaeology and Egyptology, academic life and experience.

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Lessons from Little Miss Sobek in Ptolemaic breasts, ancient clothing and nursing

On December 22, 2021September 8, 2022 By hannahpethenIn Academic life, Blog1 Comment

What impact would the ubiquity of nursing have on ancient Egyptian society? Three insights from a nursing mother.

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5 pieces of advice I wish I’d heard in the first year of my PhD

On November 24, 2021September 8, 2022 By hannahpethenIn Academic lifeLeave a comment

How to set yourself up for career success and get to grips with your PhD in your first year.

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Ten practical things I wish in knew in the first year of my PhD

On September 29, 2021September 8, 2022 By hannahpethenIn Academic lifeLeave a comment

What should you know to make a great start on your PhD? Here I share 10 things I've learned since, that I wish I knew then.

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Should I do a PhD?

On August 25, 2021April 20, 2022 By hannahpethenIn Academic lifeLeave a comment

Should you do a PhD? What should you think about before you apply? How can you maximise your career chances before you even begin your PhD.

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Will a computer take my job?: Archaeology and technological development?

On March 31, 2017March 29, 2017 By hannahpethenIn Academic lifeLeave a comment

Can archaeologists be replaced by machines? As technology develops where does that leave the human?

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Undercurrents: Clichés and scientific archaeology in Egyptian foreign relations

On November 15, 2016December 19, 2016 By hannahpethenIn Academic lifeLeave a comment

How far have we internalised ancient mores, and how does science and archaeology challenge those clichés?

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