The first post in the Blogging archaeology blog carnival.
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Archaeology Blogging Carnival for SAA 2014
Doug Rocks-Macqueen is running an archaeology blogging carnival to coincide with the 2014 SAA conference which features a Blogging in Archaeology session. For full details see Doug’s blog post. In the run up to the session, a question will be posted each month and folk will reply through the medium of their blogs. Neat idea, eh?
As each question arises, I will do my best to respond to some or all of them, time permitting. Given the broad range of blogging archaeologists out there, there should be a varied and interesting bunch of responses. Hopefully a great contribution to the conference session.
There’s also the hashtag #blogarch for the carnival and the conference session.
Day of Archaeology, 2013

Day of Archaeology, 2013
For the 3rd year running, I’ve blogged for the Day of Archaeology project, which is an amazing project, recording a snapshot each year of what archaeologists were doing on a particular day, this year on Friday 26th July 2013.
Day of Archaeology

Day of Archaeology 2012, logo by Glenn Hustler of Enkyad Heritage Media. Used under CC License.
Just finished taking a bit of time away from finishing CAA papers to do a blog for the Day of Archaeology, which is now published here and talks about some of the crazy fun things I did today.