It was a pleasure having the opportunity to meet you and your colleagues to discuss about how @AHRCpress funded scientific infrastructure upgrades enabling important research underpinning conservation work at @HRP_palaces#heritagescience, #conservation
We are hiring a #heritagescientist! Join our team and be involved in delivering important research for the care of six of the most wonderful palaces in the world. You will be based in our state-of-the-art #lab at #HamptonCourtPalace#heritagescience https://t.co/tu3RcjfiMP
Bactrian statuettes made of chlorite and calcite
(usually with an exceedingly small head and elaborate dress). They are said to come from a very broad area covering northern Afghanistan, but also eastern Iran, and southern Turkmenistan.
Size: maximum 14 cm high.
🔹PRE-ISLAMIC PERIOD🔹
Pottery goblets with pipal design, from Mundigak, 3rd millenium BC, 9–19 cm.
Early metal artefacts (flat blades, arrowheads, axe heads and blades) of varying shapes.
Cosmetic jars of metal, sometimes with three legs, and in the shape of an animal.
‼️THREAD OF AFGHAN ANTIQUITIES AT RISK‼️
Afghan heritage is currently under threat of looting and illicit traffic. Help us protect the identity & history of Afghan people by sharing this thread.
Categories of Afghan objects at risk⬇️
–images depict examples, not stolen objects–
Kate Frame's poster highlights research-led, stakeholder decision making that moved from #preservation to #conservation for the Reubens ceiling @ Banqueting House @HRP_palaces, a location I walked along each day for 3 yrs. #IICCongress@IIC_
2 of 2 #objectofthemonth for March is related to #InternationalWomensDay, a focal point in the movement for women's rights. So, for March we have objects relating to 3 generations of women in the Royal Family. Vote below!
On Sunday 8 March it was International Women’s Day. So, for March we have objects relating to 3 generations of women in the Royal Family: Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne. Vote in the next tweet...1 of 2
Constantina Vlachou is a conservation scientist who spends lots of her days in a lab, working out the best methods for protecting our buildings and collections 👩🔬 Happy #InternationalWomensDay Read on: https://t.co/xigcQvqUwb
@piedwarbler1@austinsmum2011@TracyBorman You can make an appointment to view our collections in store if you are particularly interested as a researcher. For details see our website https://t.co/Ap5paukK2N