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Open Knowledge Graphs @openknowledgegraphs.com · 05/10/2026

🔎 Open-Source Spotlight: RDF Sketch RDF Sketch from Zazuko lets you edit RDF in your browser and visualize, search, and explore the graph—useful for inspecting data or explaining its structure. @ktk.netlabs.org openknowledgegraphs.com/software/rdf... #KnowledgeGraphs #LinkedData

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rdf-sketch - Open Knowledge Graphs

Sketch RDF in the web browser with immediate visualization

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Kristine Hardy @krishardy.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

I was checking the doesthedogdie site to see if the dog dies in a movie. I was looking through all the trigger warnings out of interest and see that there is now a - does a valuable/ historical artefact get broken? - I want to know which archaeologist / heritage person asked for this!

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Kristine Hardy @krishardy.bsky.social · 12/02/2026

I don’t want to click on this ad that appeared in my Apple News feed- is it AI? Click bait? Or did Idaho really move?

Ad featuring map of Australia with very odd states like Idaho

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Miklós Kiss @mikloskiss.bsky.social · 23/01/2026

Groningen chill city 🧘‍♂️ ⚡️infrastructure that works ⚕️healthcare you can rely on 💰living costs that stay predictable A recent global index of 170+ cities placed Groningen 5th among the least-stressed cities to live in.

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Bilbo Yaga @bilboyaga.bsky.social · 04/01/2026

2025 was mostly garbage, but there were some good moments. One of my favorites was when a family of beavers built a dam in just a few days, saving the Czech Republic 30 million Czech koruna (US$1.2 million) for a wetland restoration project the government had been planning for 7 years. 🦫 🌿

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These eager beavers saved the Czech government $1.2 million

After plans stalled for a new dam in the Czech Republic, eight beavers saved the day seemingly overnight. “At this point, nothing that beavers do surprises me.”

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Thomas House @tah-sci.com · 04/01/2026

Hivemind question: Palmer Penguins is doing great work avoiding overuse of Fisher's iris data. What other "dataset substitutions" do you like? Or just generally other cool, real, open datasets that are good for teaching because established methods work pretty well on them?

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Egor Kotov 🌐🏃‍♂️🚊🚋🚙 @ekotov.pro · 24/10/2025

This is the second year that I’m teaching a short session on Open Science and Reproducibility with Quarto, GitHub, and R for students in the European Doctoral School of Demography (EDSD) program (by @mpidr.bsky.social, @ined.bsky.social, @eaps.bsky.social). Materials: www.ekotov.pro/2025-EDSD-op...

tutorial screenshot: flow map shows migration of scientists on a world map

tutorial screenshot: positron is given priority over rstudio

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Kim Martin @antimony27.bsky.social · 24/10/2025

Calling all #DH #LOD #GLAM folks! Please consider answering & sharing this survey on linked data: tinyurl.com/LOD-Ecosystem The focus: your experience of linked data, the tools & standards you use, & your ideas about future directions for linked data for the humanities & cultural heritage sector.

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Kristine Hardy @krishardy.bsky.social · 01/10/2025

Does anyone else use macrostrat? I started making links to it from my website and it seems to have died- or they are blocking me…

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CAA Australasia @caa-australasia.bsky.social · 08/09/2025

Mark your calendars! The 2025 CAA Australasia Online Conference is coming Oct 2nd-3rd with 21 talks by speakers from across Australia, the Pacific, Asia & Europe discussing a variety of interesting digital #archaeology projects! 🏺 Get your FREE tickets here: events.humanitix.com/caa-australa...

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CAA Australasia 2025 Online Conference

A free online conference on digital archaeology hosted by CAA Australasia.

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Programming Historian @proghist.bsky.social · 16/07/2025

Have you ever used PH to learn a new skill and thought: "How would I need to adapt the method to a different environment, language or use case?" Join our webinar on 31 July 14:30 BST to learn about adapting our lessons under CC BY. Tickets for free: ph-community-adaptations.eventbrite.co.uk

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Caillan Davenport @drcdavenport.bsky.social · 18/06/2025

Applications now open for 2 PhD scholarships at ANU as part of my ARC Future Fellowship Project, 'Why Monarchy Endures: Answers from the Ancient Mediterranean World'. Open to both Aus & international candidates. Informal inquiries to brainstorm topics very welcome! study.anu.edu.au/scholarships...

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Why Monarchy Endures: Answers from the Ancient Mediterranean World PhD Scholarship | The Australian National University

Why Monarchy Endures: Answers from the Ancient Mediterranean World PhD Scholarship, Applications are invited for two PhD scholarships in monarchy and government in the Ancient Mediterranean world (c. ...

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Jonathan Kitt @jonathankitt.bsky.social · 07/04/2025

The latest #Rweekly issue is out! Positron, Tidyverse + AI, Observable (another post by @nrennie.bsky.social in the newsletter highlights!) #Rstats #reading rweekly.org

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Home

Learn R, R tutorials, R resources, blog posts and the latest updates about the statistical programming R language.

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Mattan S. Ben-Shachar @mattansb.msbstats.info · 06/01/2025

Hey #StatsSky, what are you favorite papers to cite when you need to justify something that is obvious (I once had a reviewer ask we justify the use of logistic regression on a binary outcome) or when you need to push-back on silly reviewer requests (e.g., asking for p-values in table 1)?

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Alex Gil @elotroalex.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

An honor, a feather. I was invited to Edinburgh to give the UoE Center for Digital Culture & Society 2024 Annual Lecture. Will hector against "best" practices and standards developed in the Atlantic North when those don't align with the Global South. Register here: www.cdcs.ed.ac.uk/events/annua...

Screenshot of poster for the CDCS 2024 annual lecture by Alex Gil. The poster depicts three angels singing. Design motifs suggest Christmas, including a tree ornament.

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Ness of Brodgar @nessofbrodgar.bsky.social · 02/12/2024

The jewel in the Ness crown. Get right into the trench and explore the remarkable Structure Twenty-Seven with Paul Durdin's latest 3d model. www.nessofbrodgar.co.uk/s27-3d-2024/ #Neolithic #Orkney #Archaeology #Excavation #NessOfBrodgar

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The jewel in the crown – Structure Twenty-Seven in all its (3d) glory

Get right into the trench and explore the remarkable Structure Twenty-Seven with Paul Durdin’s latest 3d model.

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Current Biology @currentbiology.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

You asked for it...

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Kristine Hardy @krishardy.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

A stressful weekend but -if you get the chance to see the PNG movie/ doco- Sailau- about sailing around PNG- do. hotel Kalifornia - a Vanuatu film was also great. Also if your staffy dog has a lump get it checked as soon as possible- my little demon girl had a mast cell tumor- waiting on the path.

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Kristine Hardy @krishardy.bsky.social · 13/11/2024

My achievement for the month, getting the microscope camera software working again (or rather getting uni IT to get it working again). I took a photo of a pyroxenic placer temper, from a sherd found in Vanua Levu, to celebrate.

Bright pink, green and purple minerals- pyroxenes, in a dark clay matrix.

Pyroxenes in PPL light, they appear very pale yellow-green, with angular shapes and cleavage lines.

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Elisabeth Bik @elisabethbik.bsky.social · 11/10/2024

If you want to hear me talk live in Melbourne or Sydney, here are some opportunities: * Thursday 17 October, 2:15pm, at University of Melbourne: arts.unimelb.edu.au/school-of-hi... * Tuesday 22 October, 6 pm, at Sydney University: www.sydney.edu.au/engage/event...

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“Errors and Misconduct in Biomedical Research” talk with Dr Elisabeth Bik

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Average Aussie Egyptologist (aka Thérèse Clarke)🦋 @ausegyptology.bsky.social · 03/10/2024

Available to download from the Cambridge Elements Series until 8 October 2024, then it goes behind the paywall. www.cambridge.org/core/element...

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Knowledge Discovery from Archaeological Materials

Cambridge Core - Archaeology: General Interest - Knowledge Discovery from Archaeological Materials

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Sydney Gordon @sydneyg.bsky.social · 19/09/2024

Folks who use #rstats with github, how am I supposed to be managing the data for my project with 100mb file size limit? Am I going about this all wrong?

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Kristine Hardy @krishardy.bsky.social · 05/09/2024

Spent last week in Adelaide with the Geo Axioscan, capturing more petrographic slides for the kuden database (kudenfabrics.anu.edu.au). Including this one of an oceanic basaltic Samoan pottery fabric with beautiful lithic fragments (from Auckland University's collection- Fiona Petchey).

A plane polarised light image under low magnification with white-grey-green sub-rounded inclusions.

A cross polarised light image under 10x magnification with feldspars, pyroxene and degraded olivine crystals in lithic fragments.

A plane polarised light image under 10x magnification with feldspars, pyroxene and degraded olivine crystals in lithic fragments.

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Dr Florence Smith Nicholls @florencesn.bsky.social · 27/08/2024

As part of my PhD research I'm conducting a new player study! 🕹 Play an archaeology game and give us your interpretations ✅ Open to everyone over the age of 16 🕒 Only takes 10 minutes Take part: 📎 forms.gle/RELGS7Pm7Kpr... (Game playable in browser)

Call for participants!
Play our game and fill out a short survey

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