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Træt mor. Sendiagnosticeret autist. Cand. mag. i italiensk, tidligere underviser i dansk som andetsprog, nu førtidspensionist. Interesseret i rigtig mange ting som strik, feminisme, computere, bøger, arkæologi og så videre. Kommunikerer på dansk, engelsk og italiensk. Hun/hende.

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2026-04-16 09:57:53 GMT

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Thanks! And maybe from those who couldn't afford the bronze offerings?

2026-04-16 09:42:05 GMT

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Wow, their age is really surprising to me. Do you have any idea why they kept making stone axes until that date?

2026-03-17 10:04:13 GMT

Hvis I får mulighed for at komme til foredrac med Lars Grundvad om Fæstedskatten, så gør det. Der er så utrolig meget viden at hente, når en skat bliver fundet i en kontekst og bliver udgravet korrekt. Så bliver den overfladiske historie om vikingeguld hurtigt mindre vigtig, og historien om magt og legitimiseringen af magten træder tydeligt frem.
@npub17x4…u7yh Jeg kan også forstå, du har en andel i Lars' forståelse af fundet. :)

2026-01-13 13:49:28 GMT

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People in the Danish part of the fediverse have already been predicting it'll be Lars Løkke Rasmussen who'll play the role of Chamberlain.

2025-12-12 17:02:41 GMT

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I don't know if it's just me but I have the impression that the use of stone tools during the bronze age is not something that is very well communicated to the general public. It's good that it gets some attention.

2025-08-19 11:44:01 GMT

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That means relying on volunteers and that opens up so many cans of worms from dealing with crackpots to volunteers not wanting to do work that ought to be paid.

2025-08-19 11:41:13 GMT

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This is also very relevant for how museums are working, at least here in Denmark. Politically funds are tied to numbers of visitors and visitors love enactments and experiential archaeology and history. That creates a problem for the museums because the archaeologists are busy with digging, bureaucracy and maybe research and the other employees are few, often part time and overworked.

2025-06-24 07:13:59 GMT

@npub17x4…u7yh Do you have an opinion on the so-called vølve-stave? I know it makes for a great story but to my skeptical eyes they look very much like fancy distaffs. Of course that doesn't mean they don't have a ritual meaning but personally I'm a bit annoyed at the way some people seem to see only ritual in the finds.

2025-06-20 14:20:24 GMT

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Dare I say it? Yes, I must be ritual! 😝

2025-05-15 19:03:17 GMT

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Ja, og trods dette havde videoen en fortælling om, at det var vores forfædre der byggede stendysserne, og ordet "vi" blev brugt hele tiden, hele vejen igennem. "Vi" opdyrkede Danmark i fællesskab, "vi" byggede stendysserne i fællesskab, og "vi" bygger stadig vores samfund i dag på det, der skete dengang. Det var meget langt fra faktuel historieformidling og meget tæt på propaganda.

2025-05-15 18:48:51 GMT

Jeg så et opslag fra Moesgaard Museum på Instagram om bondestenalderen, der var så nationalromantisk propaganda klamt, at jeg stadig har lidt kvalme. Jeg håber godt nok ikke, det skal til at være standarden for moderne historieformidling. Det er allerede for meget, når det kommer til vikingerne.

2025-04-15 17:14:04 GMT

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That's the kind of stories in archaeology that I find endlessly fascinating even though we can never know exactly what happened. I'll spend some time now thinking about why that particular farm didn't pull through.
Another one that's been with me for 30 years now, are the remains of an iron age pot in the shape of an amphora but locally produced in Northen Jutland. Who made it and why and so on. And was the missing lower part pointed or flat? 😆

2025-04-15 17:00:41 GMT

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So it looks like the volcano in 536 put a stop to the affluence?

2025-03-22 06:39:27 GMT

God morgen Helvede! Det er godt, I har mig til at tage morgenvagten! Det er jer velundt, at I kan sove længe, men når mindre børn og katte insisterer på, at dagen starter kl. 6 også i weekenden, så kan jeg lige så godt tage den.
(Skrevet af hende, der har fået sin morgenkaffe nu. Jeg var ikke så frisk kl. 6.)

2025-03-12 06:58:40 GMT

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Da jeg var au pair i USA midt i '90'erne var der mange svenske og tyske au pair, og det var klart de tyske au pair, jeg kunne bedst med. Jeg ved ikke, om det var det med humoren, for mig dengang var tyskerne mere nede på jorden og afslappede, mens svenskerne var mere materialistiske og statussøgende, men det handlede nok også, hvem det tiltrak at komme til USA osv.

2025-03-12 06:48:35 GMT

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Det er i hvert fald min erfaring de gange, jeg har været til svensk strikkefestival. Det hjælper selvfølgelig altid, hvis man svenskificerer sin danske udtale lidt.

2025-03-07 08:08:34 GMT

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Information overload is another part of it. Just the difference between now and 30 years ago is huge. And executive dysfunction can also be the inability to distinguish between what is important and not important. Everything is equally important. Combine that with squirrel brain chasing every interesting tidbit on the internet and no stop button and you get exhaustion.

2025-03-07 07:59:36 GMT

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Have you heard of Devon Price? If not, I recommend his book called Laziness Does Not Exist about this topic.

2025-03-07 07:55:35 GMT

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Modern life is definitely not helping either. I've always been interested in history and archaeology and don't romanticize the hard work it took to survive in the past but I do think it in some ways were easier on some of the oddballs. Modern life makes more of us stand out because there is such an intense focus on the individual to be able to do everything on its own.

2025-03-07 07:44:06 GMT

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Yes, and as you mentioned in another reply, our culture doesn't understand it and actively condemns it. Sloth is a sin, suicide is a sin and so on. I think that's part of the reason why so many of us also get sick from depression. The shame gets internalized and kicks off the negative depression thoughts.

2025-03-07 07:38:20 GMT

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Another way I like to describe it, is that most people have a start button and a stop button but they're not even aware of it. I have neither and if I manage to start something I risk going into hyperfokus which may sound like a good thing but it really isn't. While I may get a lot done or learn a lot during hyperfocus, I end up exhausted again from getting no sleep and forgetting to eat.

2025-03-07 07:34:02 GMT

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The thing is, executive dysfunction is not one thing. You mention indecision but that's not the problem for me. At least not in the way I think you understand the word. For me it's more like a mental paralysis. I know what I should be doing but getting that information passed on to the rest of my body and actually move it to do the thing can take a very long time and I end up exhausted from the mental fight with myself.

2025-03-07 06:42:34 GMT

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That's me. I managed to get my cand. mag. title in Italian but it took me 14 years and now I'm on sjukersättning. My executive function has always been bad and it just gets worse as I age. It's absolutely horrible and very frustrating. Besides not being able to research and write about all the stuff I want to or just having a functioning daily life, a lot of people still just see 'the laziness' and treat me accordingly.

2025-02-25 10:06:42 GMT

Jeg var til foredrag med Lisbeth Imer i går. Hvis I ikke allerede kender navnet, så er hun en af verdens førende eksperter i runer, og den person medierne altid henvender sig til, når der er noget med runer. Hun er også en dygtig foredragsholder, som veloplagt fortalte om de vigtigste fund af runer, inkl. beskeden fra Gyda, hvis I kan huske den. Hun er også god til at strikke og fremviste et meget flot halstørklæde i dobbeltstrik med runer fra Læborg-stenen.

2025-02-24 20:56:17 GMT

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De daterer foreløbigt fundet til sen bondestenalder. Her er nyheden fra museets hjemmeside. Sidste år udgravede de en meget fin boplads fra samme periode ikke så langt derfra.
https://www.vesthimmerlandsmuseum.dk/vesthimmerlands-museum/det-sker/nyheder/stort-kultanlaeg-ser-dagens-lys-efter-aartusinders-moerke

2025-02-24 20:32:13 GMT

Det ser ud til, at arkæologerne ved Vesthimmerlands Museum har fundet en timber circle i Aars! De fandt en lille en for nogle år siden, og det var en sensation, men den her er meget større, så det er virkelig vildt!

2025-02-13 14:14:50 GMT

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Could it be a language issue? The word is commonly used in a transfered meaning in Danish that is indeed trivialising.

2025-01-31 07:38:09 GMT

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Oh yes, I remember picking up a book by Erich von Däniken book as a young teen very interested in archaeology and thinking what a load of tosh this book is. Unfortunately a lot of people are easily taken in and it should be studied why they believe in the nonsense but the nonsense itself should not be part of archaeology itself. Maybe the student should read some Lakoff to learn about elephants in the room and so on?

2025-01-31 07:21:00 GMT

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What kinds of pseudoscience do you encounter in archaeology?

2025-01-17 15:33:55 GMT

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I don't remember much from when I studied mandarin but I do remember enough to get this joke. 😅

2025-01-08 06:58:00 GMT

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Usually it's just coffee and cake (the home made kind made by older women with decades of cake baking experience) but it is the kind of place where you never know what kind of food opportunities turn up. Always someone experimenting with something.

2025-01-08 06:48:31 GMT

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First I have to get my son to school, then I'll rest and do some casual reading before going to the Stenaldercenter Ertebølle to work on some stoneage reenactment costumes and discuss some future experiments with nettle fibres.