Matthew T. Boulanger

@mtbarchaeology.bsky.social

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Archaeologist, Scientist, Teacher at Some Major University. I study material culture & its evolution, break rocks, irradiate stuff, write code, ride motorcycles. I like hot coffee, cold beer, bad puns.

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Hi all, I appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience yesterday for an in-depth chat with Graham Hancock (link in next post) You can read my essay about my motivations for doing this in Sapiens Magazine www.sapiens.org/archaeology/...

Why I Talked to Pseudoarchaeologist Graham Hancock on Joe Roganwww.sapiens.org An archaeologist explains his appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast with a purveyor of misinformation about the ancient past.

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The Graham Hancock and @flintdibble.bsky.social pseudo/archaeology discussion on the Joe Rogan Experience is, at last, a go. And Flint has a great commentary about his decision to go on the podcast now up on SAPIENS. 🏺🧪 www.sapiens.org/archaeology/...

Why is Ron DeSantis wearing lipstick at this CNN Town Hall?

Why is setting up your course in Canvas so god-damned difficult?

Even the shrubbery is excited about the end of the semester.

ven though it's the day before Thanksgiving, we're still in the office working tirelessly to hide evidence of ancient aliens, Atlantis, giants, and Annunaki from the general public in order to justify our phoney-baloney jobs.

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Happy Four Seasons Total Landscaping day to all who celebrate!

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My first car was a monkey-shit brown 1976 Ford Granada…and that is less embarrassing than whatever the heck this is supposed to be. I have so many questions.

Is it: “Pleaded guilty,” “Pled guilty,” or “Plead guilty” Asking for many non-friends.

The real secret to how Egyptians built the pyramids:

Curious what Texas archaeological fieldwork looked like in the 1970s? I recently finished scanning 2000+ 35mm slides from the SMU Archaeology Research Program's decade of work prior to the construction of Lake Fork Reservoir east of Dallas:

Lake Fork Reservoir (SMU Archaeology Research Program)tinyurl.com 1909 new items added to shared album

Texas Paleoindian projectile points from the Turbyfill and McClintock Collections dating to roughly 10,000 BC. Photographed by Joe Bagot in 1975 during SMU’s survey of the then-planned Tennessee Colony Reservoir southeast of Dallas near Palestine, TX.

Hand-drawn Mylar of the original Blackwater Draw cover - that’s something I didn’t expect to find today.

“Because I can’t understand it, it can’t have been done the way archaeologists say...”

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