Archaeology Wales Finds and Environmental Officer Rhiannon Philp will be speaking about submerged prehistoric landscapes at South Wales and the Sea: A Voyage through Time in Swansea on 16/11/19. The event is being run by @GGAT and The Gower Society (see images for details)

Speaking at the South Wales and the Sea - a Voyage Through Time coastal day school in Swansea today - concluding point the public LOVES intertidal archaeology - let’s make sure they can be involved in a meaningful and visible way!

Found some new footprints while on holiday in Pembrokeshire! Seem to be very close comparisons to Port Eynon!

Part of my research will be featured in the new series of BBC Coast. Had great fun filming yesterday at Port Eynon! x.com/Rioannon/statu…

Pollen grains from our samples are being used to create a 3D printed reference collection. x.com/Rioannon/statu…

How ancient footprints and pollen can help us understand #climatechange. ow.ly/WP2A302N9IV #archaeology

How a #prehistoric footprint reveal more than expected. If you missed it, here'sPhD Dr Rhiannon Philp on #BBC Coast [35m+] ow.ly/39E9304G1zN

Two papers in a row from Cardiff University on submerged landscapes and even the discovery and mapping of prehistoric footprints #ArchConf16

Pleased to announce partial funding granted by Cambrian Archaeological Association to start C14 dating Gower intertidal peat deposits

Huge thanks to The Gower Society for awarding our second grant this month meaning more C14 dates can be sought. First samples already sent!

Pre-historic prints bbc.in/2luGfAj

Ancient footprints reveal how Mesolithic hunters tracked their prey dailym.ai/2m7KCEO via Mail Online

Footprints in the sand in Gower are 7,000 years old, expert confirms | South Wales Evening Post po.st/fvzvtr

Ancient human footprints on coastline 'are 7,000 years old' walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-new…

Exciting day today as we reveal the footprints at Port Eynon are c.7000 years (3000 older than first thought), and are therefore Mesolithic!

Once again huge thanks go to The Cambrian Archaeological Association, The Gower Society and Cardiff Uni History, Archaeology and Religion for funding the radiocarbon dates!

Footprints in the press changingtidesproject.wordpress.com/2017/03/02/foo…

Our footprints featured on BBC Wales Today yesterday 3mins20 in bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Coast featuring the Port Eynon footprints aired again this pm. Interpretation moved on a bit since (4000y older) bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…