Human Bioarchaeologist. Gerda-Henkel-Stiftung Scholarship 2023-24 for the SolZag project, Ethiopia; other research: leprosy, peri-mortem trauma, Romans. She/her
I’m coming to the end of a 2 year scholarship analysing all of the human remains assemblages in the National Museum of Ethiopia and am now looking for new projects. Anyone looking for an experienced osteoarchaeologist, let me know! #archaeology#bioarchaeology#osteology#museum
@Christo40908849@theAliceRoberts I feel very proud to be mentioned in two of them. Shame I haven’t analysed many prehistoric individuals or I could have done the hat trick!
@Tess_Machling This is probably one of muddiest, Lincolnshire, September, 2004. I don’t have any photos of the dig in Somerset in 2001 where it rained for three days straight and then became boiling hot, so we were bucketing out ditch sections in tank tops, shorts and wellies #DiggingForBritain
@archae_delle@Pastpreservers The former display in Jorvik of all the objects with all of the holograms, sadly not reinstated after the museum was badly damaged by flooding
@_benjamintd@chrcit Yes please to one for Berlin. I’ve managed just under 41% so far for this one and never lived in London but I’ve lived in Berlin for 10 years so should do better. Make sure it includes both the U-Bahn and the S-Bahn though, although including the trams might be a bit much!
@OsteoARC Oh, that is strange. I don’t think I’ve seen a detached fragment with eburnation caused by movement against another element, just from the surfaces of the non-united fractures rubbing against each other
@samdive @LegoLostAtSea There’s a website you can go to and enter the details to report that the ring has been found. I did it last summer for a ring I found in Romania. The link is https://t.co/trDv1obB0M you can change the country where the ring was found on the site
@fiona_skywalker I completely lost my sense of smell when I got covid too, stuck my nose in a pot of Vaporub, nothing, took about three weeks to come back
We’re incredibly excited that our work to restore the graves of five French Prisoners of War in Alresford, who were all captured in the Napoelonic Wars, is making local news headlines.
Tune in tonight on BBC One. Massive thank you to @LinziKinghorn for covering the story.
@JamesHarkin I’m currently in Addis Ababa where Arsenal is THE team. There’s been political and religious tensions recently so I got a bit worried hearing all the noise, big relief to find out it was just the football!