This is a wonderful blog by my colleague Jen Browning. It provides a really interesting perspective of the early days of the archaeological profession, its development and the central role women have played.
"What the heck is a Norfolk Biffin"? I hear you ask..?
Well, I'm very glad you did.
Here you go, everything you could reasonably want to know on the subject, and probably a whole lot more:
https://t.co/SlmkMXc72N
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Artist Call out. Particularly interested in dance, music visual and older artists. Closing date 15 Jan, @OlderEnsemble @YorkshireDance@AgeofCreativity#CreativeAgeing @AgeFriendlySheff
https://t.co/z3CXLhwgsz
Exciting vacancy for Historic Places Project Development Officer @HistPlacesLincs@LincolnshireCC. £31-34k permanent contract. A chance to work with communities and partners across Lincolnshire to develop heritage projects for wellbeing, nature, arts & tourism #HeritageJobs
@wallcurator@TheSGRP @The_Sherd_Nerd @ETheSherdnerd @romanpottery I have sent your photos onto Nick Cooper and he's suggested not a British product as the base doesn't look right and he's not seen a stamp like that before
Really pleased to share that the @LeverhulmeTrust funded project Medieval Culture in English Rural Households #openacess book is now available. This was a brilliant project to be involved with and you can access and play with the associated data here: https://t.co/hVlVChqQUK
ULAS are hosting a conference on reconstruction in archaeology. The day looks really interesting and the replica cauldron is one of the most beautiful objects I've seen. You should all come
It's the long awaited #Medieval and Later Pottery Research Group conference for 2023. Really looking forward to today. I haven't seen a lot of friends and colleagues from this group since before the pandemic.
I spent 6 months as a PAS trainee with the wonderful @TokenxEffort. This team work hard. Pull long hours, work nights and weekends to support the scheme. The resource is rather fabulous.