To celebrate the launch of the paperback of #Footmarks I will be talking to Dr Angharad Jones, Curator at Creswell Crags this evening. I hope to see you there!
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Fab opportunity for AHPs and Nurses to join myself, my colleague @rifaarshad and wider team, in shaping and delivering services for people with LD in Bham. Due to part time/secondment nature of role a great chance to support own professional development in clinical leadership.
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Registered Nurse Associate?
Have we got some Amazing Roles for you within our Children and Families Division!
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Pal-Meso day 2 offered very early Sapiens, not-so-late Neanderthals, stage 5 lithics(!), handaxes (spinning), handaxes (giant), necrophagy, hot springs, amazing pointy sticks, all of the Hoxnian, Hackney 300,000 BC, and the hunt for the last common ancestor [insert handaxe emoji]
Really enjoying the first PalMeso meeting there has been in years - and loved being able to fly the flag for Palaeolithic Scotland! 🏴 🦣 🦴 🦌 🦊 🐻 🦷
At the @britishmuseum for the second day of the Palaeolithic Mesolithic Meeting 2024. It is just so good to be here in person with everyone. We've missed this.
Day 2 of the British Museum Palaeolithic-Mesolithic Conference ✨
Yesterday, D. Daykin @ArcDurham
and I presented our devious plans of applying the methods of this article https://t.co/tt60gpI1o2… to #Magdalenian parietal art. The future is bright ☀️
Wow, c. 9,500 year-old woven baskets from a Spanish bat cave! 🤯
They look like they were made yesterday rather than by hunter-gatherers during the Mesolithic period!
Made of twined esparto grass, exceptionally well-preserved by dessication, they were discovered in the ‘Cueva de Los Murciélagos’ (Cave of the bats) during 19th-century mining activity. Originally thought to date to the Neolithic, recent analysis shows they are some 2,000 years older.
Museo Arqueológico Nacional, Madrid. 📷 my own
Full research article here: https://t.co/gsXfcZ5pjV
#FindsFriday
#Archaeology
Beautiful Mesolithic baskets from the Cueva de los Murciélagos - the Cave of the Bats - in southern Spain - dating to more than 8000 years ago! Organic remains like this are so rare - here we get a precious glimpse of the richness of ancient cultures.
Highlights of BM Pal-Meso day 1 include learning to knap in Guildford, children painting caves, baskets from the Bat Cave, a Scottish mega bear, a teepee abandoned like a festival tent, medieval castle builders digging up hippos, and a 14C chronology for the entire Mesolithic 👍
A Roman dodecahedron unearthed on a community dig in Lincolnshire is the “find of a lifetime” and one of the finest examples of the rare mystery objects, archaeologists say https://t.co/CTHIBnAU4q
Still time to get protected in @bhamcommunity Colleagues at our LD division nursing and therapies forum appreciated the opportunity to access flu and covid vacs that were available to all colleagues, inc Nobert our Professional lead for Nursing @galligan41