A frosty morning at Middlesbrough Town Hall #MyTownHall

12. #Advent. Legend has it that a sick Robin Hood was poisoned by the Prioress at Kirklees Priory. He managed to shoot an arrow out of the tower window, which marks the place of his grave. #100Places Where will you nominate? Kirklees Council ow.ly/Z8zT30hatgO

De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill opened #onthisday 1935. Early Modernist public building, constructed using a welded steel frame construction, pioneered by structural engineer Felix Samuely.

Archaeologists who unearthed 6,000-year-old homes on Anglesey in line for prestigious prize dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wal…

Honoured to have our transcript of Sir David Attenborough's 2009 talk abt AVM featured in #BritishArchaeology: bit.ly/2AxNgM8 TY Pamela, PersonalHistories, Mike Pitts & ArchaeologyUK! Watch it here: youtu.be/oFPav9ZUo-c #archaeology #archeology #TV #history Archaeology | Southampton

ATTENTION CARDIFF ALUMNI! Are you attending TAG next week? We are planning a group photo of all CU alumni in attendance at the conference - Tuesday at 1.45 by the main entrance of the JP Building. Please do join us if you can

Please consider voting for my book & the whole splendid team responsible for the industrial Glasgow M74 fieldwork & publication in the Current Archaeology Awards for 2018 by following this link archaeology.co.uk/vote

Last few tickets available for our #GeoffEgan Memorial Lecture by NationalPipeArchive's David Higgins at @SocAntiquaries this Friday 15 December. Online booking closes midday tomorrow - don't delay! eventbrite.co.uk/e/agm-and-geof…

Call for Papers and Posters for our #PMAC2018 congress in Bristol in March 2018 now extended to 8 January 2018. Keep them coming! spma.org.uk/events/pmac201…

History of England in #100Places tell us your favourite places for #FaithandBelief historicengland.org.uk/get-involved/1… … From a selection from around our region – St John’s Chapel Matlock Bath Grade II* listed former private chapel

Dinner for 40 guests around one of Liverpool’s Liver Building giant clock faces (the UK’s largest) – before installation in 1911

Congratulations to @homefrontlegacy & @ckolonko for the incredible work achieved with the Home Front Legacy project in 2017. There are now 4,000 sites recorded! Looking forward to adding Stobs Camp to the collection in 2018 #hlfsupported #hessupported #WW1 x.com/homefrontlegac…

Big day today - we meet at @SocAntiquaries for our AGM this evening (electing new President, VP, Journal and Monograph Series Editors, and three new ordinary members of council) followed by a festive glass and #GeoffEgan Memorial Lecture by NationalPipeArchive’s David Higgins!

We look forward to working with Rachel in the new year, and continuing our fruitful partnership with Friendless Churches! x.com/friendschurche…

You have until Sunday 17 to claim your print membership for those last-minute Christmas gifts. More details can be found on our website. Get yours now before its too late. new.archaeologyuk.org/gift/

David Higgins from NationalPipeArchive giving this year’s #GeoffEgan Memorial Lecture: Goods for the Colonies: British Tobacco Pipes Made for the Atlantic Trade, c1600-1850

Our new President Jacqui Pearce with tonight’s #GeoffEgan speaker NationalPipeArchive’s David Higgins. A big welcome to council to Roger Leech, Dr Hanna #ceasefireNOW and James Dixon too

Want to find out about the latest in Yorkshire #archaeology? Get your tickets for the CBA Annual Symposium. Want to get more involved? What not think about joining our committee. x.com/YorksArch/stat…

There is still time to submit an abstract for the 2018 Post-Medieval archaeology conference in Bristol #PMAC2018 #Archaeology #CallforPapers x.com/SPMA/status/94…

Wall tiles (painted over in violent red) in a commercial hallway of 1890 in Sunderland: sunflowers below the dado and birds in a pear tree above. Can anyone identify them? All help will be very gratefully received! tilesoc.org.uk Kathryn Morrison Historic England #SunderlandHAZ