We’re hiring not one, but two Senior Geoarchaeologists! 📢
Do you have a strong geoarchaeological, prehistoric, or palaeoenvironmental background? Are you skilled at deposit modelling? Then apply for this full-time, permanent position and join our Geoarch team in Sussex!
We’re hiring! 📢 We’re looking for a Historic Buildings Archaeologist to join our post-excavation team in our Sussex office.
Closing date: 15th November
Not sure what to study at uni? Maybe you like history but also science and technology, perhaps you want to do something practical?
Why not #ThinkDifferentlyThinkArchaeology & check out the BA Archaeology with Placement Year @UCLarchaeology!
https://t.co/l7Grkwrqmq
@UCLSocHistSci
One of our students made nettle cordage with @alicedowsett and a glass bead with Vic Lucas. Both xombined here with beautiful simplicity. #ArchaeoTech23
I cannot recommend working for @ArchSouthEast enough. I have worked for them a number of times and they are a great company, and a great group of people doing some really exciting archaeology.
Come and work for our team. As part of @ucl we benefit from the same terms and conditions as other University staff, including 41 days of leave per annum, and competitive salaries.
Check out our latest Learning blog from #Archaeologist@alicedowsett. Alice did her school work experience with us back in 2007, which inspired her #archaeology career. https://t.co/aN2jnwf3Ya
Watch Letty Ingrey, lead archaeologist on the #MaritimeGiantHandaxe research, talk to ITV Meridian about this find of a lifetime.
Watch from 21:05, available until 6pm ish today (7 July)
https://t.co/NH50GFEImp
The findings have been published today in Internet Archaeology @IntarchEditor
Read the open access paper and see our data: https://t.co/NKlovolFlc
View a 3D model of the handaxe: https://t.co/P4wt6dqJyT
#MaritimeGiantHandaxe
We recently discovered one of the largest handaxes ever found in Britain on an excavation in Kent! This mysterious Ice Age giant is a whopping 29.6cm long and could be over 300,000 years old!
https://t.co/P3CY7SwIOw
#MaritimeGiantHandaxe@UCLarchaeology@TSA_trust@MaritimeTSAT
Researchers led by archaeologists Letty Ingrey and Dr @MatthewPope at @UCLarchaeology@ArchSouthEast@UCLSocHistSci discovered giant 300,000-year-old handaxes in Kent, some of the largest early prehistoric stone tools ever found in Britain
https://t.co/FuORbQHbbS
Today, as part of pride month, we’re celebrating our LGBTQIA+ archaeologists! 🌈
Some of them have shared their stories over on our blog. Read them in full here: https://t.co/6PXTc5M1z8
#Pride#PrideMonth#LGBTQIAplus#Pride2023#Archaeology