Open Anthropology Cooperative

"Well, that's a wrap as they say. Thanks again to Steven and to Nii Noy once more for bringing something new to the series and to everyone who participated."

"Stephen, thank you so much. A rare opportunity for conversation that inspires."

"Thanks Huon. I've enjoyed following the questions and ideas and appreciate the chance to participate this way in OAC. I particularly appreciate your interest to bring both acoustemic approaches…"

"Thanks John. A number of people are working on these kinds of issues. The CD/booklet/installation publication "Air Pressure" by Rupert Cox (Anthropology, Manchester) and Angus Carlisle…"

"Quite. Change the order of two letters and we can have a quiet conversation. Add two letters "re" and it might requite more careful examination. "

"Ok, well this probably won't make for much of a discussion, but given the international nature of OAC I thought this might be…"

"Elaine, my best guess is that you are right, that some anthropologists have looked at things like this. Most likely  archeologists trying to identify where stone or metal or some other material…"