Author: Eddie

Around the Web Digest: March 2018

By Eddie | April 10, 2018

We got an inch of snow yesterday in Chicago and it’s going to be in the 70s tomorrow, so I don’t know how to dress anymore. However, this will not stop me from getting you your monthly gift of articles to read my loyal dendrites! Museums in the 1800’s often traded objects with each in order to grow their …

Around the Web Digest: February 2018

By Eddie | March 4, 2018

Now that spring in the northern hemisphere is returning, my seasonal affective disorder will probably revert to regular depression again. However, the monthly harvest of internet discourse remains fruitful with my just as consistent monthly round-up. Well if I was not already in a state of severe anxiety regarding the job market for anthropology majors and …

Around the Web Digest: January 2018

By Eddie | February 4, 2018

Now that 2018 is about 8.3% done, it is time for an another Around the Web Digest! Is 3D Technology the Key to Preserving Indigenous Cultures? Using 3-D imaging and printing technology, indigenous cultural heritage in museums is shared with a brand new generation in the communities they are gathered from. How Facebook Stymies Social Science …

Anthrodendum: 2017 in Review

By Eddie | December 30, 2017

2017 was a very productive year for Anthro{dendum} and to kick off another year in the anthropology blogosphere, I bring our annual year in review! Our three most popular posts: “What you can REALLY do with an anthropology degree” An honest and sobering look at the job prospectives for those with anthropology degrees. Hopefully, this will …