Holding a Mini Twitter workshop today for my Contemporary Archaeology course! I'll be exploring attitudes towards waste, our relationship with discarded materials & sustainability

11/14 It’s important to remember that for some it’s more difficult to consume ‘sustainably’ e.g. Those who work late may struggle to go to Greengrocers that close early / not everyone has access to resources that highlight how to dispose of materials correctly#DUCA20

1. Mapping the memories of living residents in the Deerness valley. Abandonment and the deracination of a community initiated by the administration. The contemporary rural and urban landscape evoking the senses, memories and emotions. Deep Map is attached and pics. follow #DUCA20

Thank you for the pointer!

Thank you everyone! Had a blast doing this 😊

Multi-Factor Authentication can get in the sea :-(

What always bugs me about this pic is that the point of literary analysis isn’t to find the One True Meaning for what the work is about but rather to see what the work, either as a whole or in individual parts, seems to convey in terms of of theming and tone and mood.

Today's #festivalofarchaeology 'Day in the Life of...' is from Anna-Mae Fentiman, one of our wonderful 2nd year UG students. She writes about her time excavating at The Auckland Project @DUACE2021 durhamarchaeology.com/a-day-in-the-l…