Heritage Training Officer at Archaeology Scotland. Research interests in environmental archaeology, palynology, soil micromorphology & all things Iceland!
Do you love Scottish Archaeology? Do you think helping more people get involved in #archaeology is important?
If so, you may be interested in joining the @ArchScot board?
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@CaraJones82@archaeologyEAA More organisations should have a ‘train first’ policy for sure. The Man in Seat 61 is a great resource for travel in Europe too :)
A proliferation of articles on the fantastic discoveries we made on the Isle of Arran coming out in the last couple of days!
https://t.co/KCyzIKJmcz @BU_IMSET@bournemouthuni@Fossilbeetle
A brief account of the final day of #Drumadoon2023 - lots of backfillin’. You can start from here and read back a whole summary of the last 10 days too. Keep following for post-ex and news updates!
https://t.co/M9H7vg0Cs3
It might be Friday night but I’m blogging like crazy! Here’s the latest on the penultimate day of fieldwork & excavations at #Drumadoon2023 - lots of recording and some mild panic setting in!
https://t.co/vIOED41npT
A wee bit behind but here’s the update on Day 9 at #Drumadoon2023 including finding the natural in trench 1, hundreds of samples, lots of artists and an adder!
https://t.co/kiaVsbx153
And that's a wrap! After a few hours of intense backfilling, we successfully closed them up and left the area looking untouched. A big applause to everyone who helped out – students, volunteers, staff, and funders! 🙌
Last day of the #Drumadoon2023 dig. Today’s agenda is mainly focused on finishing recording trenches 1 & 2 and taking the last environmental samples before backfilling. ✍️🪣 #ScotlandDigs2023
Preparing for a really hot day at the site today! Making sure the equipment is good to go and eating yesterday's melted and re-solidified Haribo for an energy boost #Drumadoon2023#ScotlandDigs2023 🍬