Really excited to be presenting my work as part of the fab looking "Celebrating accademic and early career research" panel as part of #CIfA2021 online next week Thursday 22nd April!
I'm very sad to learn today of the death of Robert Brill. His research lies at the foundation of all chemical analysis of ancient glass, which has taught us not only about the fascination of glassmaking, but about ancient and historical trade, knowledge, & communication.
- Chloe
Another #BSW21 story for #FindsFriday. This window discovered beneath lath and plaster walling during conservation work at a 17th century cottage in Esher, Surrey, really was quite a find!. Samples of the glass were analysed by micro X-ray Fluorescence to help with dating.
HCA EVENT!!
The next Archaeology Research Seminar is 4pm Thurs 4th March. Our very own Dr Chloe Duckworth @ArchaeoDuck will be discussing 'Nothing is Ever Wasted. Roman Recycling and Reuse.'
Interested? Email [email protected] for Zoom info. All are welcome!
I'll be presenting my work and answering questions on experimental #glass recycling at #EAC12 during Session 14 on 01/04/21. Come watch me bust some recycling myths!
For Marvelous Marble Day, experts from the National Marble Tournament spoke about playing and collecting marbles while Chris Rochelle & the Hot Glass Demo Team demonstrated how to make a marble pattern. Check out the full video on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/PgjaPogiTz
Whenever I give a talk, big or small, the glass crew is there to support me. I fell like a rockstar <3 @ArchaeoDuck @victoriaallucas @EleVenerabl @johnpearsonncl
We'll be watching this tomorrow - the Great British Dig: History in your back garden, featuring our very own Dr Chloe Duckworth @ArchaeoDuck 9pm, More 4 https://t.co/AdXK1DjCa7 @ArchaeologyNCL
I'll be presenting my work and answering questions on experimental #glass recycling at #EAC12 during Session 14 on 01/04/21. Come watch me bust some recycling myths!