EEA research community on fortifications, hillforts, enclosures. Fosters networks and collaborations between fortification researchers.
Run by @TanjaSchreiber_
Join our session "Cooperating or Competing? The Organization of Space and Power Through Networks and Systems of Fortifications" to present case studies and deliberate on analytical tools shaping archaeological understanding.
#EAA2024#Archaeology
Exciting news! Our latest research reveals groundbreaking insights in archaeology: The world's oldest forts challenge existing ideas about hunter-gatherers. Explore our paper in @AntiquityJ
https://t.co/rV86hCLnLY
@ HPiezonka #Archaeology#History#Siberia
Join us for a thrilling online lecture!🚀Discover exciting updates about this summer's Viking-Age Stronghold Borgsumborg excavation on North Frisian Island of Föhr by M. Segschneider, K. Hüser, and P. L. Frederiks.
When: Nov 15th, 10 am CET! #VikingArchaeology Zoom-link below👇
We are happy to announce our new workshop publication “Fortifications in their Natural and Cultural #Landscape. From Controlling Space to the Creation of Power“. Check out the 16 diverse contributions on #fortifications from different parts of the world! #HillfortsWednesday
@COMFORT_EAA
New book release: ‚Fotifications in their natural and cultural landscape: fromorganizing space to the creation of power‘
https://t.co/djLaVDx8dp
Grave mounds around #hillfort Magdalenska gora contained lost of high-status #jewellery, #weapons, #helmets, bronze vessels - #Situlae. Just a few examples of it. #HillfortsWednesday More you can find in these free access books!
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#HillfortsWednesday First we go to #Spain - #Galicia to see this beautiful oppidum Castro de San Cibrao de Las. It was occupied from 2 century BC all to Roman period in 2 century AD. Here is a short video from @googleearth
Here’s an epic photo for #HillfortsWednesday of the mutivallate Castle an Dinas #Cornwall taken on the morning of 16 June 1949; one of the many stunning #CUCAP air photos now made freely available by the wonderful @CamDigLib @theUL@Cambridge_Uni
https://t.co/wmh2EgRbJ2
For #HillfortsWednesday we travel out of Scotland for this clip of the eastern ramparts at Stanwick St John. This village in North Yorkshire is completely enclosed within Iron Age fortifications comprising six miles (10 km) of ditches and ramparts enclosing over 700 acres of land
Only 10 days left to answer our #CFP on best practices on #Hillfort research for @eaa2019 in #Bern. We hope to create a high engagement session #s302 with diverse participants from all over the field. Please share and retweet!