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Transcript: Create working definitions of the main theories/ideas of archaeological practice based on the authors and articles read throughout the second half of the semester Possible Authors Drawing on the various authors that we read this semester, answer the questions provided pertaining to your concept. Questions should be answered using three main points from related articles. Main Ideas/Theories Come up with questions to reveal the identity of the hidden archaeologist Relate the broad theories and ideas to specific topics that are discussed and investigated in archaeology as a field Review Session Overarching goal: Assisting students in reaching their end goal for Arch Theory (A+ on Final Exam.) Donuts are awesome Let's do this! The Donut of Knowledge: Conclusion Symbolic Archaeology: Hernandez MacLennan Langton Symmetrical Archaeology: Eli Matthews Verostick Critical Theory: Ortiz Robertson Staubin The "Inner Donut" Discussion Connected Subthemes Highlight the three main points/contributions of [your theory] to archaeological practice and create your own working definition (in 1-2 sentences). BREAK! The "Outer Donut" Discussion Practice theory: Thomas Hamilton Sword Phenomenology: Friedel Roberts Jarrett Bonavia Behavioral Archaeology: Boone Benavidez Torpie-Sweterlitsch Archaeology Blind Date Gabriela Gonzalez Griëtte van der Heide Ashley Jones Anne Kwiatt Martha Lyke Main goal: Raising awareness for the 6 overarching ideas & themes How: The Donut of Knowledge Circle which of the following theoretical/methodological frameworks approaches issues of [your subtheme] in the archaeological framework. List examples with authors and dates of articles if possible. Section 1: Main Theories BREAK Section 2: Connected Subthemes Section 3: Review & Discuss Section 4: Questions Game Main Goal: Raising awareness for subtopics that are connected to main ideas/theories These are the groups Gero & Root (1990); Pfaffenberger (1992); Walker (1995); McGaw (1996); Fujimura (1998); Hegmon (1998); Robb (1998); Dobres (1999/2010); VanPool and VanPool (1999); Latour (2000); Hutson (2001); Dornan (2004); Gilchrist (2004); Jones (2005); Aldenderfer (2011) Goal: To create a study guide for students to review the authors, synthesize main points and identify the dates of articles in preparation for the final exam Overview Good luck!!!!

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Transcript: Catoo&Jip the Donut The story of the Donut Recipe Recipe 10 grams of dried yeast 60 ml of lukewarm water 250 ml of 10 grams of dried yeast 60 ml of lukewarm water 250 ml of lukewarm milk 3 tbsp fine table sugar 100 grams of melted butter 575 grams of flour 3 eggs vegetable oil for frying round cutters (large about 8 cm, small 3.5 cm) milk Mix yeast, water, milk and one tablespoon of the sugar in a bowl. Set these 10 minutes apart. The mixture starts to foam when the yeast becomes active. Mix the yeast mixture with the butter, flour, eggs and the rest of the sugar into a sticky dough. Knead the dough a little further on a lightly floured surface. Then place the dough in an oil-greased bowl. Cover the bowl with a tea towel and let it rise for about 45 minutes until it has doubled in volume. Knead the dough on a floured surface until it feels smooth and elastic. Roll out the dough to a piece about 1 centimeter thick. Cut out the donuts with the round cutters and place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Cover the plate with a tea towel or kitchen foil and let it rise for 30 minutes. Heat the oil in a pan over medium heat. We set the frying pan at 180 degrees. Bake the donuts golden brown on both sides. Drain them on kitchen paper. After baking it is time to provide them with a sweet layer of icing, chocolate, cinnamon sugar or something else tasty. Below the three variants that we made. Recipe 10 grams of dried yeast 60 ml of lukewarm water 250 ml of 10 grams of dried yeast 60 ml of lukewarm water 250 ml of lukewarm milk 3 tbsp fine table sugar 100 grams of melted butter 575 grams of flour 3 eggs vegetable oil for frying round cutters (large about 8 cm, small 3.5 cm) milk Mix yeast, water, milk and one tablespoon of the sugar in a bowl. Set these 10 minutes apart. The mixture starts to foam when the yeast becomes active. Mix the yeast mixture with the butter, flour, eggs and the rest of the sugar into a sticky dough. Knead the dough a little further on a lightly floured surface. Then place the dough in an oil-greased bowl. Cover the bowl with a tea towel and let it rise for about 45 minutes until it has doubled in volume. Knead the dough on a floured surface until it feels smooth and elastic. Roll out the dough to a piece about 1 centimeter thick. Cut out the donuts with the round cutters and place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Cover the plate with a tea towel or kitchen foil and let it rise for 30 minutes. Heat the oil in a pan over medium heat. We set the frying pan at 180 degrees. Bake the donuts golden brown on both sides. Drain them on kitchen paper. After baking it is time to provide them with a sweet layer of icing, chocolate, cinnamon sugar or something else tasty. Below the three variants that we made. Recipe 10 grams of dried yeast 60 ml of lukewarm water 250 ml of 10 grams of dried yeast 60 ml of lukewarm water 250 ml of lukewarm milk 3 tbsp fine table sugar 100 grams of melted butter 575 grams of flour 3 eggs vegetable oil for frying round cutters (large about 8 cm, small 3.5 cm) milk prepare Mix yeast, water, milk and one tablespoon of the sugar in a bowl. Set these 10 minutes apart. The mixture starts to foam when the yeast becomes active. Mix the yeast mixture with the butter, flour, eggs and the rest of the sugar into a sticky dough. Knead the dough a little further on a lightly floured surface. Then place the dough in an oil-greased bowl. Cover the bowl with a tea towel and let it rise for about 45 minutes until it has doubled in volume. Knead the dough on a floured surface until it feels smooth and elastic. Roll out the dough to a piece about 1 centimeter thick. Cut out the donuts with the round cutters and place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Cover the plate with a tea towel or kitchen foil and let it rise for 30 minutes. Heat the oil in a pan over medium heat. We set the frying pan at 180 degrees. Bake the donuts golden brown on both sides. Drain them on kitchen paper. After baking it is time to provide them with a sweet layer of icing, chocolate, cinnamon sugar or something else tasty. Below the three variants that we made. the donut is inspired by the oliebol. That means that the donut is actually Dutch. because a group of Amiricans didn't like the oliebollen inside, so they made a hole in it. that's how it got done. the donut is an abbreviation for the Doughnut Subtopic 2 Pictures i care word jokes tops and tips Topic 3 do you have tops and tips Are there any questions? the suprise Subtopic 3 a donut Did you know that? Did you know 1. about 10 trillion donuts are made in America every year? 2. is national donut day on 5 june 3. John Haight to eat around 52 (!) Donuts in one go 4. 13 people in America have the name Donut? And that no fewer than 498 people were called Sprinkles?

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