OK, so I don’t often actually use a trowel in my line of work, but people think archaeology, they think trowels. They don’t really think of several kg’s of rather expensive electronics being carried/dragged/hefted about going beep.
I am Dr Kayt Armstrong (Currently based at the RUG in the north of the Netherlands) I can most commonly be found:
a) in the lab swearing at the computer or my soil samples
b) bouncing around a field with a box that goes beep (geophysics to the initiated).
c) according to my profile on Cas‘s website (Neko) being a vampire in a castle in almost in Wales, and otherwise playing altogether too many silly roleplaying games.
This blog serves as (amongst other things) a place to ramble about archaeology and computing, a place to keep in contact with good friends from all over the world, and sometimes I just wants to have a good old kvetch.
I lurk about in plenty of online places. The prettiest way to see them all is at flavours.me.
If you actually know me you might find me on facebook, but my profile is pretty locked down.
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Wotcha Kayt, hows it hangin’?
Hi, I’ve also an archaeological blog, something very new (1 week of life and I have to finish it yet)
so if you are interested, read it
Hey Sandoz, glad you came to visit. Please let me know the url for your blog and I’ll gladly come and play.
Hi!! Ive been playing about on your blog for a while now. I’m actually working on my dissertation at the moment about blogging and I’ve created my own for research. Feel free to have a looksie about it (its not been up and running for very long)
Thanks Archaeogirl, I shall stop by and have a look see
Hello Kayt!
Gosh golly i’ve managed to find you out here in the vast internet hyperspace thinggie. Just a quickie to say hello and to see how you are- it certainly seems that you have been keeping busy and having a jolly good time. Feel free to stalk me via facebook or bebo and such like
Hi Kayt,
I’ve been reading http://girlwithtrowel.wordpress.com/ and after seeing your post on Memes and social media I wanted to let you know about BBC Blast Studio, a place where you can shoot paintball guns, drip coloured glue and control glowing tubes of light over the internet -no, seriously! See http://www.blastgetcreative.co.uk for the full picture.
The project is BBC Blast Studio (part of BBC Blast – http://www.bbc.co.uk/Blast) which encourages creativity in young people. It does this by online help, support and inspiration, hands on events across the country and opportunities across creative industries, from fashion to music and everything in between. This art project is a way you can really get involved in an easy way from home, and see your handiwork created live in the studio as you watch.
Let me know if you would like anymore info and I’ll get back to you. Also, if you’re really interested in creative projects and the like, let us know what interests you and how you might like to get involved and we’ll see what we can do.
Thanks,
Christine