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A Scot in Ireland: An Ethnography. Natural Heritage & Cultural Anthropology @TechCommKat

Galway Ireland
Joined March 2009
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@IrishRail By the Power of Twitter can we get this mother and son back with their belongings? #Heuston #Mayo #Celbridge
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With continued carbon emissions, the melting of other ice caps and thermal expansion of the ocean, a multi-metre sea-level rise appears likely. #ClimateEmergency #Greenland #IceCaps irishtimes.com/wires/guardia…
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Researchers were able to obtain DNA from 6 skulls, enabling them to determine skin, hair, & eye color of individuals. DNA from a female skull indicates that she was blonde but darker skinned, attesting to the genetic complexity of Scandinavia at that time. nationalgeographic.com/histo…
Hybrid specimens suggests that interbreeding was either common or not considered odd. This could support the idea that both the Neanderthals and the Denisovans interbred with humans to the point where they ceased to exist as a species. #HumanEvolution bigthink.com/surprising-scie…
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Despite the lack of fossil evidence, the location of the cave in Siberia and its cool climate has meant that DNA within these remains was well-preserved enough to get a complete genomic sequence.  #GeoArchaeology #HumanEvolution #Fossils nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2022…
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Our Current #MicroCreds Project Lead Katrina Joyce highlights the benefits of micro-credentials - nuigalway.ie/microcreds @TechCommKat #lifelonglearning
#MicroCredsIE Interim Project Lead @nuigalway Katrina Joyce highlights how working together for a common goal will build trust and understanding between Universities and create a more flexible and modular experience for the learner. For more visit iua.ie/microcreds
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Sisters Mary and Margaret O’Neill of Killountain, west of #Bandon, played a significant role in the War of Independence as members of the local Cumann na mBan. This article looks at their contribution: herstoricireland.com/blog/th… #herstory #herstoric #mná100
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Trinity College lit up by @HerstoryIreland to celebrate #StBrigidsDay #StudentVoices and in honour of schoolteacher Ashling Murphy @rtenews
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The Brehon Laws stated that wives held the “right to be consulted on every subject”. Women chose who to marry&were never considered to be their father’s or husband’s property. Women owned their own wealth & retained property in the case of divorce. stairnaheireann.net/2021/09/…
#Canada just had a temperature of nearly 50°C (Lytton, 49.6°C) "Without human-induced climate change, it would have been almost impossible ...as the chances of natural occurrence is once every tens of thousands of years," says @metoffice scientist Details bit.ly/3w7MUUk
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This day 72 years ago – 18 April 1949 – the Irish state officially became a Republic, leaving the Commonwealth, and repealing the External Relations Act. A 21-gun salute was fired from O'Connell Bridge, and in Cork, IRA veteran Tom Barry read the 1916 Proclamation at City Hall.
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“There’s something wonderfully escapist about immersing yourself in the past. There are five pillars of wellbeing: be physically active, connect with other people, make a contribution, keep learning and be mindful. Archaeology can do all of those things.” inews.co.uk/culture/televisi…
Horrified by conditions in mandatory quarantine? Wait till you hear about direct provision and children living in hotel rooms because they're homeless.
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Women in Parks’ inaugural slate of programming centers on 23 projects that seek to elevate women’s stories through visual media, podcasts, exhibitions and park tours. #WomensHistoryMonth ow.ly/O6HP50E905B
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