This is a short report of my reflections on my internship with the University of Bristol - looking at Education for Sustainable Development. I wrote this storify as part of the online course E-learning and Digital Cultures (Coursera), it's my digital artefact assignment - hope you enjoy it!
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Tutankhamun, his mum and the curvy king
Why the ever so informal title for something I should be treating academically?
Because this is a personal story, one of mother and son.
News broke today that King Tutankhamun's mother was the legendary beauty, Queen Nefertiti. Looking at the bust of the queen and the death mask of the king, both share decidedly good facial features with marked symmetry (a hallmark of goodlooking-ness).
What's the evidence?
Because this is a personal story, one of mother and son.
News broke today that King Tutankhamun's mother was the legendary beauty, Queen Nefertiti. Looking at the bust of the queen and the death mask of the king, both share decidedly good facial features with marked symmetry (a hallmark of goodlooking-ness).
Image from i09's article on the subject |
Labels:
Akhenaten,
archaeology,
aten,
dna analysis,
egypt,
egyptian,
monotheism,
Nefertiti,
Tell el-Amarna,
tutankhamun
Friday, February 8, 2013
Months of busyness
With my part-time job and part-time teaching and this and that, I have woefully neglected this delightful gem of a blog. No more! My new year's resolution may be over a month late, but it's never too late to get back to spamming the internets with my mindless musings.
What have I been up to?
Undergraduate teaching to wonderful first years.
An University internship
Voiceover shenanigans
What have I been up to?
Undergraduate teaching to wonderful first years.
An University internship
Voiceover shenanigans
Labels:
archaeology,
star trek,
sustainable development,
teaching,
voiceover
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