Dr Christina Smith (@weefiddler) 's Twitter Profile
Dr Christina Smith

@weefiddler

I'm no longer engaging much with Twitter but can be followed at celticist.bsky.social or on Instagram at @sculpturesmith. Tweets for @AS_Corpus.

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Dr Rebecca Menmuir (@rebeccamenmuir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The British Museum have reopened their domed Reading Room and it is GORGEOUS. Feel quite bereft I never got to work in here! Quick visit before following the manuscripts to their new home at the British Library.

The <a href="/britishmuseum/">British Museum</a> have reopened their domed Reading Room and it is GORGEOUS. Feel quite bereft I never got to work in here! Quick visit before following the manuscripts to their new home at the <a href="/britishlibrary/">British Library</a>.
Medieval Manuscripts (@blmedieval) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Medieval Women? In their own words? A major exhibition? At the British Library? Opening on 25 October and running to 2 March? You can buy your tickets now? The must-see event this autumn. "I wouldn't be seen dead anywhere else" (Christine de Pizan) blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus…

Anna Sophie Kümpel (@kuempelanna) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1st year PhD student showing up at the 8 am panel with 25 expertly crafted slides, 57 backup slides, and print-outs prepared four weeks in advance vs Tenured professor giving the keynote with two slides of mood pictures clicked together in the hotel lobby 15 minutes earlier

1st year PhD student showing up at the 8 am panel with 25 expertly crafted slides, 57 backup slides, and print-outs prepared four weeks in advance

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Tenured professor giving the keynote with two slides of mood pictures clicked together in the hotel lobby 15 minutes earlier
SophieThérèse Ambler (@rg1253) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The church of St Bega on the shore of Bassenthwaite Lake (approached from the Cumbrian Way). C.10th century, the church may represent the Kingdom of Cumbria's Irish-Scandanavian links across the Irish Sea. More on the intriguing St Bega from Clare Downham: doi.org/10.1016/j.jmed…

The church of St Bega on the shore of Bassenthwaite Lake (approached from the Cumbrian Way). C.10th century, the church may represent the Kingdom of Cumbria's Irish-Scandanavian links across the Irish Sea. More on the intriguing St Bega from Clare Downham: doi.org/10.1016/j.jmed…
Mercian Migrant (@mercianmigrant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#Ireland Rock ‘n’ Road Trip Day 3: Killaghtee, #Donegal . The circular head contains a cross. Below the cross is a triple knot (triquetra). Possibly dates from about 650AD and might mark the grave of an early monk, St. Aedh who is believed to have had a ‘cell’ here. Dr Christina Smith

#Ireland Rock ‘n’ Road Trip Day 3: Killaghtee, #Donegal . The circular head contains a cross.  Below the cross is a triple knot (triquetra). Possibly dates from about 650AD and might mark the grave of an early monk, St. Aedh who is believed to have had a ‘cell’ here. <a href="/weefiddler/">Dr Christina Smith</a>
The Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture (CASSS) (@as_corpus) 's Twitter Profile Photo

And Lowther has some pretty fantastic early medieval sculpture to boot (chacklepie.com/ascorpus/catvo…) Can't make it to Lowther? The Great Court British Museum has one of the Lowther pieces: a show-stopping vinescroll cross-shaft! 🌱

And Lowther has some pretty fantastic early medieval sculpture to boot (chacklepie.com/ascorpus/catvo…) 

Can't make it to Lowther? The Great Court <a href="/britishmuseum/">British Museum</a> has one of the Lowther pieces: a show-stopping vinescroll cross-shaft! 🌱
Dr Christina Smith (@weefiddler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've decided to attempt a sculpture-focused Instagram (@sculpturesmith). This emerged after spending the last year leading tours of sculpture in the British Museum. I'll try my best to include as much geographic, temporal, and material breadth as possible. Follow, if interested!

I've decided to attempt a sculpture-focused Instagram (@sculpturesmith). This emerged after spending the last year leading tours of sculpture in the British Museum. I'll try my best to include as much geographic, temporal, and material breadth as possible. Follow, if interested!
Dr Christina Smith (@weefiddler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s a #Chalcolithic pottery ossuary from Azor, Israel. Used to hold the bones of the dead, this 🏠 house-shaped box was originally painted—its gables and windows decorated and delineated with pigment. 🎨 Held British Museum in Rm 59.

Dr Christina Smith (@weefiddler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A 2nd c BC limestone grave-marker from Tremithousa, Cyprus, on which a man and woman flank a deceased man. Note the placement of the hands 👋🏼. On display, Room 72, British Museum #britishmuseum #cyprus #sculpture #sculpturesnippets #funerarysculpture #archaeology

Dr Christina Smith (@weefiddler) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Question for the hive mind: If you could only take 3 objects w/ you that represent core memories, what would they be? Pets/people are a given. Thinking about this as I learnt I lost most of my treasured childhood & uni objects - a burglar ransacked my storage unit back home.