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Arianna Basche

Arianna Basche

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Editorial Assistant and Ad Manager, Connecticut Explored

Connecticut

Final Covers

Social Justice , LGBTQ, News, Identities, Fashion

Doesn’t Cover

crypto, tech

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 35

  • CTExplored/Inbox

    By Arianna Basche| CTExplored/Inbox@ Welcome to your free bi-weekly newsletter from Connecticut Explored with the latest stories, the newest Grating the Nutmeg podcast, programs and exhibitions from our partners to see/watch this month, and more! Archaeologist David Leslie gives a detailed look at innovations that are changing the game for archaeologists. Using the science of geophysics, researchers can learn more about a site’s subsurface without the need to disturb the surface.

    By Arianna Basche · CTExplored/Inbox

    Apr. 15, 2024

  • CTExplored/Inbox PREMIUM

    By Arianna Basche| CTExplored/Inbox@ Welcome to the third installment of the Spring 2024 issue, right to your inbox. Find earlier Inbox installments HERERead the entire issue on CTExplored.org, with your all access password• None digitalage (all lower case) For paid subscribers only, please do not share.

    By Arianna Basche · CTExplored/Inbox

    Apr. 15, 2024

  • CTExplored/Inbox

    By Arianna Basche| CTExplored/Inbox@ Welcome to your free bi-weekly newsletter from Connecticut Explored with the latest stories, the newest Grating the Nutmeg podcast, programs and exhibitions from our partners to see/watch this month, and more! Archaeologist David Leslie gives a detailed look at innovations that are changing the game for archaeologists. Using the science of geophysics, researchers can learn more about a site’s subsurface without the need to disturb the surface.

    By Arianna Basche · CTExplored/Inbox

    Apr. 15, 2024

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Connecticut Explored