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April 16, 2019 by SCRAP

Healthy Research Environments

We are committed to creating healthy research environments. This list is adapted from a wonderful article by Maestre (2019).

SCRAP Rules Healthy Research Environments

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Happy Easter to our SCRAP team, family, friends, colleagues, and supporters. This image is of a rabbit scribe painting in a book, depicted on the Princeton Vase that is dated to the Late Classic (Stone and Zender 2011:110) #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize
We are committed to creating healthy research environments #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize #archaeology
Our 2018 Field Report is now available on our website under the "Publications" tab and "Reports" section https://scraparchaeology.com/publications/
We assume Margaret is talking about gardening but it may as well be archaeology! Our 2019 field season is set for May 19 to August 3rd! Remember to follow our field blog this spring/summer (link in bio). #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize #mayaarchaeology #bettabelizeit
Happy Birthday to SCRAP team member Dr. Linda Howie! 🎉🎂

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