Follow Friday!

[berangere]

Hey, community !
Let's have a community-related Follow Friday !
For those unaware of the phenomenon, each Friday, Dreamwidth asks us to share links to the communities, journals and feeds we would like to recommend to others.
「Here's the plan: every Friday, let's recommend some people and/or communities to follow on Dreamwidth. That's it. 」
There is a community dedicated to it here : followfriday 

It helped me finding communities when I registered on Dreamwidth, but it seems that recently, there are less people participating.
Entries tagged 「followfriday」 or 「follow friday」 can be consulted on their own "latest things" page here.

Let's have an archaeology-related Follow Friday !

Of course, there is no need to recommend archaeology  to its own members, but there is also archaeology_weekly that is dedicated to archaeology news. It seems it is currently on hiatus, but you never know !
Our archennemies historians also have a community : history and since Dreamwidth is a place of peace and love, they seem to be OK about articles dealing with archaeological books too !
middle_ages is about... middle ages. It is not yet really active.

Well, that's all I have for communities, any recommendations ?

Here are a few RSS feeds. I love the fact I can read feeds on DW so I registered quite a bunch of them, and I discovered some that were previouly registered too.

First, there are the two ones I already wrote about a few weeks before : am_anthropologi_asso_feed  and eurekalert_archaeo_feed 
But my collection grew since that time :
sc_d_fossils_ruins_feed It is Science Daily's 「Fossils and Ruins」 section's feed. There is a feed only for archaeology, if anyone prefers. Since I was also interested is reading the paleontology news, I only registered the more global one.
archaeology_in_eu_feed deals with news about archaeology in Europe.
And there is stone_pages_news_feed I already linked to in another entry.
10_century_europe_feed is a blog about middle ages, dealing with really various subjects, from caroligian nuns food habits to Christopher Lee's latest album...
bc_vintage_feed is also a blog about archaeology.


For people interested in costumes and re-enactment, here are two blogs :
medieval_silkwork_feed and cathyscostumeblog_feed 

And for those of us who are in academy, I strongly recommend academy_of_words . This is a wonderful place where you can cry about your overload work, the fact your supervisor seems to have left for another planet (or at least a country with ＊no Internet＊), about the university, about the bus, about the food, about anything related to your academic work. It also have a daily "word-count" post, where you can say to everybody on Earth you managed to write a chapter... or despair that you did not manage to...