Crikey, I really missed Twitter yesterday with these archaeological routeway and movement papers! More exciting stuff!

Meaningful movement klaxon!

I'm sorry but I'm going to carry on spamming you with #25deAbril posts because I'm f*****g proud at how #Portugal step up yesterday and flooded the streets celebrating and singing together for freedom, equality and against fascism! #25deAbril SempreFascismoNuncaMais

Another top day working with Timescape Archaeology CIC, excavating a longhouse at risk of erosion from the neighbouring Marchnant Brook. Still a few questions remaining, hopefully answered tomorrow!

From one (heavily disturbed) #BronzeAge cairn to another on Y Garn, and southwest along Nantlle Ridge in Yr Eryri this Saturday
#TombTuesday

Was lucky enough to be shown the #Neolithic Beddau Folau chambered tomb high above the #ElanValley on Thursday by @timescapearch. A pretty steep climb up, but worth it on a morning like that, and to see the other #BronzeAge cairns up there too.
#StandingStoneSunday

Today's work done with Timescape Archaeology CIC carefully clearing and recording a cist above the #ElanValley . The whole commute was packed with #archaeology from all periods!

Berlin, 1995, artistic duo Christo and Jeanne-Claude wrap the Reichstag in fabric. 14 years to pull off, stood for 2 weeks, and was hailed as a symbol of a reunited Germany.

2024, Wales, the work is reimagined. Nothing to do with protecting my mum's Wisteria from -2°c tonight.

The view from Cursus End to Causewayed Enclosure in the #WaltonBasin , my lunch stop on my way to give a talk for OffaProf Keith Ray's archaeology day at Breinton, Hereford. Quite nice to incorporate them on my journey, even to talk about movement and these monuments today!

The murder of teacher, Blair Peach – a 🧵
 
Blair Peach was born in New Zealand. In 1969, and moved to the UK with his partner, Celia. Peach taught at the Phoenix School in Bow in East London, a school for young children with special needs. #Defiance

Congratulations to Dulcie who successfully defended her thesis, and to her supervisors Karina Croucher, Dr Shirley Curtis-Summers, and Dr Hannah Intezar. Thanks to the Viva panel, Jo Sofaer, Karen Windle, Dr Clare Beckett-Wrighton. The SAFS PhD crown has made another appearance. 👏👏

My fellow PhD student, Corinne Feuillatre at Bradford Archaeology and Forensics is looking for mums-to-be to take part in exciting nutrition research in #Bradford and #Hull . See the poster below for more information and how to get in touch if you want to learn more:

5 year old niece last Monday being introduced to the Late #Neolithic of the #WaltonBasin , at the #FourStones . A future archaeologist in the making.
#StandingStoneSunday

The White Hart Hotel architect has submitted a letter on their application directly naming me. Clearly, criticisms have made them realise that their proposal is flawed, resulting in additional documentation claiming medieval archaeology in Lincoln is only of local significance.

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Looking forward to presenting my research at Thackray Museum of Medicine this Saturday. The event (in person only) is now sold out, but for those attending, come and say hi. thackraymuseum.co.uk/event/insights… #osteology #paleopathology #archaeology #isotopes #bioarchaeology #medieval #Scotland #Clans

Today's commute with #TimescapeArchaeology