Valentine’s day is coming, so I chose 3 images in which romance meets the body/academia.
Heart-shaped Book of Hours, 15th-16th century, via http://tywkiwdbi.blogspot.ro.
1820-30s Georgian Turquoise and Blonde Hair Sentimental Ring, via https://ro.pinterest.com/Dominahair/hair-reliquaries/
And if you haven’t had enough peer-reviewed articles in your life and need one more:
Mortuary Archaeology of the Râmeț Bronze Age Landscape
I study dead babies from the past
Bioarchaeology, Death Rituals, and the Body by Dr Trish Biers
My perpetual struggle with the history of anatomy
Music and musicians in early photography
from the perspective of a medievalist historian of emotions. By Josip Vučković
Exploring the History of Science, Art, and Ideas
Histories of Archaeology Research Network Weblog
Death & Memory - Past & Present
The Archaeological Eye
informing clinical understanding of chronic conditions affecting the skeleton using archaeological and historical exemplars
Investigating the Profession and Research
n. 1. The act or process of explaining about death 2. Something that explains about death 3. A mutual clarification of misunderstandings about death; a reconciliation.
Engaging with Death's Past, Present, & Future
by Scott D. Haddow
Current News in Mortuary Archaeology and Bioarchaeology
A blog focusing on Human Osteology & Archaeology
saving you the trouble because every day counts
from the inquisitive mind of Caroline Pentabona, MSc
Bodies and academia 