I wish the Russell Group would share their knowledge of online seminars. I’ve been recording mine on cassette tapes and mailing them to students. I was thinking about using a camcorder to record video to vhs, but it was too ‘techy’ for me theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

When you draw the timetabling short straw and get the 5-7pm slot for your seminars....

This is a great resource! Can’t wait to delve into these and learn a bit more about the archaeology of my hometown/county!

Very interesting interview! The productive complexity of the Roman garden is striking. How do you make people care about issues like soil erosion, water shortage, species decline? Maybe Roman garden projects can be a pathway to deeper local understanding of such vast problems?

Sure to be a really interesting listen! Happy to be asked to make a tiny cameo within, channeling all of my formidable A Level Drama skills........😆

I simply don’t believe that this hot-water bottle will get warm....

Every time I do a live online lecture:

Job alert 🚨: Come join our team at CCCU! jobs.ac.uk/job/CGN860/lec…

Now available online! Not one to be missed. Due to high demand we have sold out of the book in the first couple of days but we have more arriving soon! #archaeology #timeteam

It was a tremendously difficult year for our small team for lots of different reasons, so to get this positive feedback from our students is so pleasing!

Amazing! 🙌🏻

Want to know all you need to about the cult of Mithras in an hour? Well next month you can, as The Last Tuesday Society & Viktor Wynd Museum hosts me taking a stab at talking a lot of bull (puns included in the ticket) eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-cult-of-…

A-ma-zing! Go Lindsey! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

This is absolutely peak university lecturer 2020/21.

Come and restore balance to the force, before I convert all the students to the dark si……. Errrrr, Roman archaeology jobs.ac.uk/job/CLH703/lec…

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Water and urbanism with its siblings! 🙌🏻

This was such an enjoyable and interesting event - great that people who couldn’t attend can now check it out!

Final day for our CCCUarchaeology second years on site Culver Archaeological Project yesterday. Plus we had some visiting students from Texas State Texas State University. They all had a great time, and we can’t wait to see what next year brings!