With great sorrow I share that Prof. Brian Fagan died on 1 July. A prolific and brilliant author within archaeology, he leaves a remarkable legacy.
For my part, we wrote many books together, & I’ll miss his wit, wisdom and warmth beyond words. #archaeology
So happy to report that “Climate Chaos” my book on the history of climate change with Brian Fagan just won FIRST PRIZE at the Cosmos Science Festival in Italy 💫 Thank you one & all! Here with Avi Loeb, winner of the students prize.
@public_affairs@ilSaggiatoreEd@PremioCosmos
Autumn issue out now! Explore what came before Angkor with Charles Higham. Discover what led to the hunt for Tutankhamun in November 1922. PLUS Iran, Yemen, Mary-Ann Ochota & much more.
Read https://t.co/tVOvx9hKUv
#archaeology#tutankhamun#ancientegypt#timeteam#angkorwat
The archaeology of cinema? What is it? Neil Faulkner (RIP) and Gary Rossin explain all – including their work on the film-sets of director David Lean, pictured here. Click the link to read FOR FREE. #archaeology#cinema#BFI#film
https://t.co/A8h7MgKB3F
True life in Tutankhamun's Egypt...? A rare image of workmen having a bad time (click the link to check out the dislocated shoulder, top right!).
#archaeology#Tutankhamen#Egyptology
https://t.co/FS04NIVyjM
Country led by a bunch of self-serving, parasitic elite? Guy de la Bédoyère leaves the modern era to travel back to Ancient Egypt for the summer issue of Archaeology Worldwide. Guy's damning feature draws on his latest book, also serialised on BBC R4 #Resist
The face of death? Archaeologists find perfectly preserved 'sacred porter' (complete with 'muscle relaxant' seeds) at Chan Chan in Peru. Story link here: https://t.co/foQ7CycvJm
#archaeology#Peru
They've got KILLER WHALE at Sedgeford, Norfolk. Hats off (or possibly firmly on🌞) to our colleagues currently melting on site. Read the full story here:
https://t.co/2KimCYOn83
#archaeology#Norfolk#Anglosaxon