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Tom Elliott @paregorios@social.coop

hey @sebhth @ekansa @Electricarchaeo @precatlady @ryanfb @steko @jenniferlouise @mlemweb @seanmunger @captain_primate @JubalBarca

What do you think? Can we get #AncientToday going as a hashtag where we post something that each of us is working on today in the field of #AncientStudies (as broadly understood)? #pedagogy #digital and #YakShaving are fine, not just #research and #writing

I'll start ...

Morgan Lemmer-Webber @mlemweb

@paregorios @JubalBarca @captain_primate @seanmunger @jenniferlouise @steko @ryanfb @precatlady @Electricarchaeo @ekansa @sebhth

I'm fully on board with this plan. Sadly I didn't get to work with any of my own research today. I did, however, recreate the InDesign template for the online journal I work for in Scribus. So now I can do all of the pdf and html production using open source software.

Sean Munger @seanmunger@mastodon.at

@mlemweb @paregorios @JubalBarca @captain_primate @jenniferlouise @steko @ryanfb @Electricarchaeo @ekansa @sebhth
Okay. What's the chronological cutoff of #BeforeModernTimes? Is 1810 or 1820 "modern"? Most of the history I do is 19th and up to mid 20th century. 😉

Eric Kansa @ekansa

@seanmunger @mlemweb @paregorios @JubalBarca @captain_primate @jenniferlouise @steko @ryanfb @Electricarchaeo @sebhth

Cut off is as you want! But, if you want, you can be precise and formal about it with this: perio.do/

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