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This header illustrates the Data Story Tome Reader: The AAI Reads Comcis Book Club. The image consists of "A Digital Data Story" on the side of the image in white on a blue background. There is rainbow-colored image of a neural-network0-like book adapted from an Adobe Stock image that is the logo for the AAI Reads Series at the center of the image. Beneath this book, are the words AAI READS: Comics. Paulina (a person with long hair, an undercut on the visible side, earrings, glasses wearing a sleeveless shirt) sits on the left looking out at the audience looking as if to speak with Meghan (a person with bangs, long hair, glasses, wearing a loose turtle neck) on the left smiling and looking out at the audience as if to speak.

Tome Reader: The AAI Reads Comics Book Club

April 1, 2025 by Paulina Przystupa

This exercise is best suited to those with an interest in reading archaeology-related comics, exploring how to use visuals in archaeology, or discussing the impacts of archaeological data on current comic books. Users should have some familiarity with group discussion or book clubs, but previous experience with data, archaeology, or comics is not required.

The image is on a white background with a book in the center is a book that looks like a neural network with many connecting lines and nodes. The lines have a rainbow gradient with a hint of dark blue that fades to black in the background. This is the AAI Reads Logo. Above the book is the title of this piece in light blue. It reads "How to make your own (archaeological) book club". Next to that on the right is a narrow dark blue bar that reads "A Data Story Short" perpendicular to the other text. Below the AAI reads logo is the Open Context logo of a blue rhombus with long edge oriented up and down on the left and light blue rhombus in the same orientation to form a book next the the words "Open context". This is above words that say "The Alexandria Archive Institute".

How to Make Your Own (Archaeological) Book Club

January 31, 2025 by Paulina Przystupa

Welcome to the Alexandria Archive Institute and Open Context‘s Data Story Shorts! Here in How to Make Your Own (Archaeological) Book Club we explain how we selected and created our Aggregative Series book club Data Stories. Reading and discussion—which we consider ways to read, work with, and communicate data—are essential for all archaeology learners.

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