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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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Set up for the lidar survey of the Pearce sites in the Cockscomb Basin! #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize
Dr. Jill gave a lab tour yesterday, so we allowed her to come to the field and profile an excavation full of “happy” frogs and a tarantula #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize #froggyfun
Sweet architecture, postholes(?) in sand, and Georgetown after-work beer. Happy Thursday! #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize
Things are starting to look like things in the monumental core of Alabama. #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize
Congratulations  to SCRAP/Athabasca University Anthropology alumnus, Ms. A. Megan Williams, on receiving a Canadian Anthropology Society’s OUTSTANDING GRADUATING ANTHROPOLOGY STUDENT AWARD 2019. Megan will be starting her MA in archaeology at the University of Calgary this fall. https://cas-sca.ca/about/prizes-and-awards/outstanding-graduating-anthropology-student-awards/2019
A nice visit at site today with the Maya Mopan Chairman, Mr. Teck, and the Alcalde, Mr. Teul, to discuss this season’s research, future plans and collaborations, and to show us some additional mounds in the surrounding areas #scraparky #stanncreekdistrictbelize

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