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Today is a sorting day. I'm looking for snails, grains, bone, charcoal, that sort of thing 😵‍💫🐌🦴

Oooh, Martyn Williams being introduced ahead of Helen Geake on the #TimeTeam podcast makes my blood boil. I'm sure he's a perfectly pleasant guy but I don't rate his presenting and in terms of #archaeology he's not fit to lick HG's boots. I wouldn't listen if it wasn't f…

#idw #Archaeology The Dynamics of #BronzeAge Societies
A new study combining archaeological and #genetic research of…

The Dynamics of Bronze Age Societies

"Intensive indigenous farming in #Michigan ’s Upper Peninsula, USA" #archaeology #lidar

A statue from Egypt, 1069-664 BCE (about 3,090-2,690 years ago), in bronze and gold.
Currently on display at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, as part of their new "Made in Egypt" exhibition. #art #archaeology #ancienthistory

#idw #archaeology New evidence of long-distance travellers in #Seddin during the Bronze Age
Recent research suggests that many of the Bronze Age people buried in Seddin, Germany, were not locals but came from out…

I'm really enjoying #Archaeology for Idiots by a particularly fresh-faced Tony Robinson and Mick Aston. Although I have a degree in medieval archaeology and now work in environmental archaeology I've successfully avoided going in the field, strictly a PEX girl, and sometimes these days I notice the gaps in my knowledge so uncle T to the rescue.

#idw #Archaeology Farmers were already diversifying cereal cultivation in the early #Neolithic period.
Agricultural innovations made the food supply in the

Farmers were already diversifying cereal cultivation in the early Neolithic period

Research Associate (PhD position) in #mineralogy at University of Hamburg #Germany #geochemistry #archaeology

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