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A blog about archaeological research on motherhood. Links to other interesting project websites and blogs about archaeology and motherhood will be posted here. This is a rather random collection based on my interests and contacts. Bones do not lie. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
Klimt | Motherhood in prehistory
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A blog about archaeological research on motherhood. I love Klimt. I have chosen Gustav Klimt’s ‘Three ages of woman’ as a project vignette. I find it is a very powerful image expressing both the beauty and horror of motherhood. It was painted in 1905 and bought by the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome. In 1911, where it is on display. To this date. We have been granted permisson to use this image for our research project by the Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali. Enter your comment here.
Cold Case Schleinbach: why it makes sense to preserve skeletons in situ | Motherhood in prehistory
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A blog about archaeological research on motherhood. How did prehistoric people handle baby poo? What did prehistoric people know about conception? Cold Case Schleinbach: why it makes sense to preserve skeletons in situ. November 29, 2016. Schleinbach, Pit LX: adult man and three children (Weninger 1954: 3). Doris Pany-Kucera and Michaela Spannagl-Steiner examining fragments of the block. Spine of adult over spine of Child A. The adult man was placed directly over the children’s bodies. There was no s...
Katharina | Motherhood in prehistory
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A blog about archaeological research on motherhood. Katharina is a prehistoric archaeologist working at the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Her main research interests include the archaeology of the human body, gender, identity and personhood as expressed through funerary practices and art. She specialises in the Bronze and Iron Ages of Europe. As a mother of two young boys, she gathered some practical experience in addition to her theoretical interest in motherhood. December 20, 2016. November 29, 2016.
Himba mothers of Namibia | Motherhood in prehistory
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A blog about archaeological research on motherhood. Giving birth in the Iron Age. Eating the placenta: would you like yours raw, medium or well done? Himba mothers of Namibia. May 8, 2015. 8220;Himba mothers are loving and attentive, but they don’t hover. Above is Krocodile’s son, crawling across the hot sand toward his mother, who is about 100 or so feet in front of him. Though she saw him coming, she didn’t attempt to pick him up, knowing that he would make it to her eventually.”. May 8, 2015 at 9:02 am.
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The Domestic Cat | Beauty in the Bones
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Beauty in the Bones. A curiosity for all things bony. Raquo; Skull of the Month. Raquo; The Domestic Cat. Cat skull. Image take from http:/ www.skullsite.co.uk/Cat/cat.htm. I can’t believe that it’s June already. That means that this is my 7th skull as my 8th month with this blog – doesn’t time fly when you’re having fun! I was trying to decide which animal to look at this for this month’s Skull of the Month. And thought what about the domestic cat; I’ve done the domestic dog. So why not cats? Have sharp...
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Chemical and metallurgical aspects of arsenical bronze: the case of arsenic-loss in prehistoric metal production. Links to other interesting web pages, blogs and project websites about archaeology, (archaeo-)metallurgy and Bronze Age in general will be posted here. The links are a rather random collection based on my interests and contacts. Institut de Recherche sur les Archéomatériaux Centre de recherche en physique appliquée à l’archéologie ( IRAMAT-CRP2 UMR 5060 CNRS. Archaeometallurgy in Europe IV.
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I am writing this website for two reasons:. First because I have had trouble find any sites that can tell me where to go in Ottawa with my kid. Second because I have a story to tell. I hope that my story will help others deal with all the fears and hopes that come with being a mother/parent. Fathers, Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles are more then well come as well. Places to take your children. Places to take your children in and around Ottawa. Different Places to shop for your kids in and around Ottawa.
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Motherhood in prehistory | A blog about archaeological research on motherhood.
A blog about archaeological research on motherhood. Cold Case Schleinbach: why it makes sense to preserve skeletons in situ. November 29, 2016. Schleinbach, Pit LX: adult man and three children (Weninger 1954: 3). Doris Pany-Kucera and Michaela Spannagl-Steiner examining fragments of the block. Spine of adult over spine of Child A. The adult man was placed directly over the children’s bodies. There was no soil separating the skeleton, which makes a single depositional event (a multiple rather than co...
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011. Here's the before picture. Here are the after pictures. 8 lbs 2 0z. June 2, 2011. We're all sooooo glad he's here! Sunday, April 17, 2011. Visits are good for my soul! The last couple of weeks we have had the most fun with the Adams' family visiting from Utah as well as my dear friend Ande visiting from Minnesota. It was really, really great to see them all and catch up on everything! So now everyone's gone and I am. B) a bit let down. C) 33 weeks pregnant. D) all of the above.
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I live motherhood and life in the trenches.and it isn't always pretty so prepare for some dirt. Tuesday, June 2, 2015. Yes, the word hero fits! I'm reached my limit with seeing negative posts about Caitlyn Jenner. Let's for this post remove religion from the conversation because I have no desire to feed into that delusion. For this post, I'm sticking to the word hero. For starters:. If you can hear the statistic that over 80% of transgendered people experience some form of harassment and that nearly half...
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Sunday, November 17, 2013. Physiotherapy Can Help Women's Health Issues. Women's health encompasses a broad spectrum of issues that can be treated by physiotherapy. From pregnancy back pain to incontinence problems faced by older women, physiotherapy can help. Bladder incontinence is a problem for 13 million Americans on any given day. Although some men have this problem, it is present in much greater numbers in the area of women's health. Many of the problems of women's health can be traced to the pelvi...
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Parenting, Motherhood, Insights, Family, Relationship, Working Mom, Single Mom, Kids, Toddlers. How to Deal With Your Child’s Temper Tantrums… by:Brenna E. Lorenz. And some never do. Children throw tantrums as a way of expressing anger. And frustration. If the behavior. Is dealt with incorrectly, the child may learn to use tantrums to manipulate people and to gain attention. In dealing with tantrums, the ultimate goal is to teach the child acceptable ways of expressing anger. D) Keep the child safe.
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