Almost done with my time with @CUConservation it feels like yesterday I was sitting in the lab anxious about what project I was going to get and if i'd mess everything up. Now I'm sat here writing my dissertation and excited to carry on working on amazing objects. Thanks everyone
The wonderful @LJaneHenderson and I have published a paper exploring what inclusive access decision making can look like in conservation. Please have a read, itโs #openaccess ๐ https://t.co/8kQtrBKjlJ
Now that the academic year is drawing to an end and infact my time in HE is coming to an end I just want to say to all of my lecturers past and present that I admire you and I appreciate everything you have done for me, all the support you've given over the years. Thank you!
On the train on my way to talk at the @TheEgyptCentre's friends of the Egypt centre talk this evening. With a group of my fellow conservators we will be discussing the work we have done on a variety of objects that are housed in the museum. I am excited to share my work publicly.
People have asked me before why I name my objects when I work on them ... Well it's simple really ... ADHD! ... Nah seriously thought I feel like naming these objects lets me feel their personalities and provide them with the best treatment. I want to connect to my objects.
Really excited to be speaking at this event ๐ฅฐ pat the pot is making a return โค๏ธ really hoping I can take the opportunity while in Swansea to catch up with some of my favourite professors @SUAncientWorld #egyptology#conservation@TheEgyptCentre
Next Wednesday, along with fellow MSc students I'll be giving a talk at @TheEgyptCentre, I'm really looking forward to it! If you're interested in knowing more -
https://t.co/6IKZFLw1Y3
Had a great day visiting @TheMERL! Their volunteer Andrew was so knowledgeable and lovely to talk to. If you're in reading I recommend a visit it's very interesting to see the history and to learn the story of the found of @UniofReading by the Quaker's family!
@MuseumPierrette I'll make a cup of tea and get cozy for the talk. I'm not sure if the zoom will make it easier I think I'd prefer to be up in front of a crowd ๐. Tho I appreciate the experience of doing this kind of presentation on zoom.
Have a presentation tomorrow for my MSc, it's only 10mins long and about an object I've worked on and researched for the past 3 months and yet still I'm nervous. I've ran through it 10 times with my mother over the last weekend not picking it apart and practicing. Wish me luck ๐
@KSHennum Thank you I will be talking about an Egyptian object I've been working on. I adore the object (tho I adore all my items, this one is just so special).
@DrKenGriffin@TheEgyptCentre@PhilParkes4 A marvel to be certain, his face would have been fully gold gilded originally and the colours are stunning on the piece with Egyptian blue and copper green. I just wish I knew who it's original owner was before it entered MacGregor's collection.
I've had a wonderful time working on this stunning polychrome ptah-sokar-osiris statue from @TheEgyptCentre. This picture is from their catalogue I'll update with a photo now his face is back on. I just wanted to thank @DrKenGriffin and @PhilParkes4 for the opportunity โค๏ธโค๏ธ
Over in France visiting my terminally ill father and it is harder than I expected it to be. I didn't think it would be easy but I never knew it would be this hard. I don't know if I should be saying goodbye or if we have more time together.
#sorry#neededtovent
@TheEgyptCentre blog post for this week continues the theme of conservation. @KittyParker93 presents the work of @CUConservation students who worked on the plaster cast of the statue base of Djedhor:
https://t.co/VFThy0AzQ0
@SerenKitch11 Oh man yea that mini railway is the bomb. You can still use the putt putt but you can't rent equipment anymore just have to bring your own minigolf stuff ๐คฃ laid to my brother tryna find out where to get putters and balls