A HUGE thanks to all who dropped by the venue hall at #eaa2023 and listened to the pitch for a unifying method when photographing archaeological artefacts 🙏 See you in Rome #eaa2024 🙌
Illustration process from the cover of a coloring book I’ve been working on together with @CorneliusKalmar
We’re throwing out old stereotypes by banning the Indy-dude to the deepest of forests. This book is all about Archaeology Today, based on text and ideas by professor Holtorf
A video I made from last months visit to the archaeological excavation of Karl XII’s sunken navy is up n running at Arkeologikanalen 🥳
https://t.co/1WIEumuGfR
In 2017 I accompanied a group of archaeologists on a great adventure to the remote island of Blåkulla where we stayed for four nights without any people, electricity or fresh water. Watch Kenneth Alexandersson present the archaeological expedition https://t.co/gOt6KOiERD
🅰️ The winner of the favourite 2018 @AntiquityJ cover for Feb/Apr/Jun, by several furlongs, is the #Roman millefiori glass bead from the ringfort of @sandbyborg#Sweden
"A moment frozen in time" by Clara Alfsdotter & colleagues
https://t.co/95WDmpRjQE #OpenAccess
Amazing photo essay by @DanielLindskog commissioned to take photographs of the Perpetual Uncertainty exhibition recently shown at Malmö Art Museum and curated by Ele Carpenter. https://t.co/qdgDaYNouT @linneuni@Unescosverige
Archaeologists in Sweden found victims of a 5th-century massacre where attackers used swords, axes and clubs to butcher the inhabitants of a fortress. https://t.co/nvAklALXWs
My favourite osteologist, Clara Alfsdotter, together with my favourite historian @thehistoryguy speaking about my favorite place @sandbyborg 😊 Good times @HistoryHit https://t.co/mzIX8J9kyR
BREAKING NEWS! Dan (@thehistoryguy) talks to Clara Alfsdotter about their most recent finds at the Sandby Borg ring fort in Sweden. The discovery of 5th century human remains suggest this was the site of a massacre. Click here to listen: https://t.co/31N5glahOi