Shocking and sad to see 3 rare White-tailed Eagles killed by wind turbines in Co. Donegal. Clearly the collision risk modelling used in the planning permission application was deeply flawed in this case. https://t.co/sQzQvhrvWE
EXTENDED DEADLINE
We have extended the deadline for the call for papers for Fields of Conflict Savannah 2024 to April 30th, 2024. Please submit your abstract and bio sketch to fieldsofconflict2024(at)https://t.co/e0Y1Y7PXAc and pay submission at the link: https://t.co/fCrLHiK83R
The organizing committee is pleased to announce that the 12th biennial Fields of Conflict conference will take place in Savannah, Georgia, USA in the fall of 2024!
Exact dates and venue will be confirmed at a later date. A Call for Papers will be published in early 2024.
@MedFlightDoc Hi Ryan, there should be news on this in the imminent future, the last details are just being arranged, so keep an eye on the FoC pages over the next little while!
Last weekend I presented my poster on the #CovaForadada violence case at the online Fields of Conflict Conference, @FoCEdinburgh. This was planned to be presented before its publication, in 2020, but, Covid appeared!, so I was finally able to present it now. 👏👏👏
@DrCiaranMcDonn Unfortunately it was logistically unfeasible due to privacy regulations and other issues, but we encourage you to contact authors directly if you are interested on a presentation and you missed it (we are sure they will be happy to share their work)
Good morning to all participants of Fields of Conflict 22. We are beginning sessions on Modern World (room 1) and Roman Conquest (room 2) in just 5 minutes, see you all there for another day packed with amazing presentations on conflict archaeology!
All the very best to everyone speaking at @EdinburghUni’s @FoCEdinburgh conference today [and yesterday].
I’ll be talking a bit about my #StrathEdD research as part of the ‘theory, methodology & visuals’ session. #FieldsOfConflict2022
Fab first day at the 11th Biennial Fields of Conflict Conference today. Thanks to everyone who joined our talk in the #WW1 And It's Aftermath session. In awe of the company. There are some really amazing #WW1 & #WW2 projects going on right now! #conflictarchaeology@FoCEdinburgh
And that is a wrap for today! Thanks to all participants and see you tomorrow at 9am (uk time) for the 2nd day of Fields of Conflict. Looking forward to more amazing presentations! 🙌
Good morning all FoC attendants! Our opening keynote is already under way by Rebecca Redfern (@MuseumofLondon) who is talking about trends and challenges on the bioarchaeology of violence
If you're interested in toys and #WW2, you may want to register for @FoCEdinburgh this weekend. I'll be talking Battle of Britains and the toy soldiers of the #Blitz, inlcuding this RAF Pilots set and why its important. The conference is online free, this Sat (7th) and Sun (8th).
Honoured to be joining the 11th Biennial Fields of Conflict Conference hosted by @HCAatEdinburgh & @didpatri, 7-8 May. We'll be speaking at 11:00 on Saturday in the #WW1 And It's Aftermath session. Programme at https://t.co/S4ppbMgz4E. Register for free 👉 https://t.co/iRg3Dsepad
Learn more about the success of our pioneering Falklands War Mapping Project (@Mapping1982) with @ProfTonyPollard and @AnthroClack, in the project's first conference appearance at @FoCEdinburgh at @HCAatEdinburgh! Find out more and get your free ticket: https://t.co/24pNz1sI2v