Tealeah Prior

Archaeologist/Heritage Consultant. BA in archaeology at ANU. Master in Archaeological Science at ANU💀 🦴 Founder of @arch_wise

[Cambridge Archaeological Unit @CambridgeUnit]

We were very excited to discover an amazing Roman shrine at West Deeping’s @CEMEX_UK Quarry. A large watering hole had been used as a location to leave votive offerings during the late 4th century AD. While no structure linked to the shrine could be identified, the quantity and quality of artefacts within it show they had been deliberately deposited. The shrine contained a large assemblage of Roman pottery, 2324 sherds weighing over 63kg, representing a minimum of 389 vessels. Many of the artefacts were uncommon including a ceramic candlestick and nine pieces of a pot imitating a metal cauldron, a very rare find for this region.

[IslandsofStone @IoS_Hebrides]

Check out this video created for #UoSArtsHumFest @unisouthampton, featuring IoS and two other fantastic projects.

Watch how drones, robots and laser scanners are helping to uncover the mysteries of the past. @sotonarch @SBlankshein @felix_pedrotti

https://t.co/dbKaOgSaqp

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

Great and insightful read

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

It’s time to talk about menstruation and fieldwork https://t.co/CTCJTH2cTh

[Archaeology, Environmental Changes & Geo-Chemistry @AMGC_VUB]

Come work with us! @researchvub

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

Please consider signing even if you are not working in the UK because I bet the same type of debate occurs in your country also around sites

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

Had a little fun on Tik Tok and created an archaeology meme 😂 #archaeology #archaeologist #archaeological

[Jeff Overs @JeffOvers]

Seven years ago I almost froze to the spot waiting to to see this glimmer of #auroa at #SycamoreGap - what a magical place it was.

[David Petts @DavidPetts1]

I know it's only a tree - and in many ways there are far worse things to worry about- but it just feels rather emblematic of the wider shit show this country is going through; pointless destruction for the sake of pointless destruction :-(

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

Now this visit back in 2018 feels even more special. Can’t believe someone did this #hadrainswall #robinhoodtree #sycamoregap

[National Trust @nationaltrust]

We are shocked and desperately saddened to learn that the famous Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian's Wall has been felled overnight, in what appears to be an act of vandalism.

We know just how much this iconic tree is loved locally, nationally and by everyone who has visited.

We are working with our partners to understand what has happened and what can be done.

The incident has also been reported to the police.

[NASC Australia @nascaustralia]

There are only 2 more weeks until NASC 2023!!! Make sure to book your tickets here so you don’t miss out:

https://t.co/mGf5GTigVj

#nasc23

[Dawn A Lewis @DALewis_ArchSci]

“More than dirt: Sedimentary ancient DNA and Indigenous Australia” was published today! 🧬 my first ever paper I’m very proud and thankful to my coauthors Rebecca Simpson @azure_peacock @BlackOchreOmics @DNATimeTravel 🧬 https://t.co/90giYynLXW

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

@DALewis_ArchSci @azure_peacock @BlackOchreOmics @DNATimeTravel Congratulations 🥳

[NASC Australia @nascaustralia]

NASC IS BACK!

NASC 2023 will be hosted at The University of Melbourne, 22-24 September.

Head to the link in our bio for info about submissions and tickets.

[Wise-Arch @arch_wise]

Reminder! Our May seminar is on TONIGHT!

Registration is free here: https://t.co/CE9Ok7Uee4

@UNEArchSoc @archaeologyweek #2023NAW #WiseArch #UNEArchaeology #archaeology

[Wise-Arch @arch_wise]

Happy National Archaeology Week! What are you all up to? Tag us so we can share your amazing events!

#2023NAW #Archaeology #WiseArch

[Tealeah Prior @TealeahAnn]

@arch_wise next seminar talk is coming up on the 24th and also during National Archaeology Week!!! Come join us for this free and online talk that looks so interesting

[Wise-Arch @arch_wise]

Join us this #NationalArchaeologyWeek for our May seminar by the outstanding Tiffany Reynolds-Flannery from the University of New England! Tiffany will be sharing her upcoming master's research on the Rathcroghan Royal Complex site in Ireland. 🧵

[CAA Australasia @CAA_Australasia]

Don't forget to reserve your spot for our #digitalarchaeology panel Q&A!