Not quite archaeology but a cool find all the same! #stormarch #messageinabottle facebook.com/story.php?stor…

We think this wins the ‘Most Weather-Beaten Archaeologist’ category....

Our new video on working with sites threatened by coastal erosion is live. Featuring residents of Sanday, Orkney and colleagues from the USA, @FPANLive Historic Environment Scotland University of Stirling University of St Andrews - it can be seen here: youtu.be/z7NsOqkrGSs

#WeatherBeatenArchaeologist Hero

Keep an eye out on coasts(when its safe to do so) as recent storms may have uncovered new archaeological sites or environmental features such as this drowned forest in Cork. facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Happy New Year from the WeatherBeatenArchaeo team - the last ten years brought us much #stormarch to talk about, a fantastic conference in 2015 and sessions at EAA and others since. #lookingforward #lookingback

Becareful with high tides as they come in very quick but if you are out walking the coast keep a look out for exposed archaeological sites!

A nice post-medieval well photo ruined by #snow #Archaeology

Busy carrying out some excavations in the snow in #Cambridgeshire. #archaeology #snowday

Looking forward to seeing Tori Herridge @Micklemouse1 Oliver Hutchinson and the @CITiZAN1 team when they explore the #Clyde on #BritainatLowTide in 30 minutes. Tune in to Channel 4

#BritainatLowTide is on now! Channel 4 and features SCAPE colleagues

Great to see familiar faces from our #weatherbeatenarchaeology conference on #BritainatLowTide x.com/zuppy10/status…

And finally - in #BritainAtLowTide – we confirmed that we were looking at the first diving bell barge on the Clyde – but to read about the initial detective work, see our blog wp.me/p2waVy-eq

Recently exposed midden in Tramore. fb.me/4uqVBCnRX