Our updated #IARSS2018 timetable! There is still time to register for your place....24th May is registration deadline so don't hesitate if you want to hear about upcoming, fascinating research!
#FoundInKent kicks off with this Anglo-Saxon Keystone Garnet disc brooch, Very much a #Kent type, only a handful of silver examples are found outside the county. This brooch was an early treasure ase and the model for @findsorguk 's symbol
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Congratulations to @MeredithJILaing awarded Best Finds-Related Paper @iarss2018#IARSS2018 Making an impression: using fingerprint analysis to investigate demographics of pottery production.
Final day of #iarss2018 with Paul Bennett giving a walking tour of Canterbury today! Thank you to everyone who came to the conference and for all the contributions 🙌 looking forward to seeing how #Cardiff handle next year's event 😃
Ross Lane from #CAT has just presented on #artefacts "Industry on the Ridgeway: An early to middle Iron Age Settlement on St Thomas's Hill, Canterbury" - a great way to end day 3! Awards and thank yous, then walking tour tomorrow!
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Catherine Jones from #Manchester presented on #identity "Investigating warrior identity in Iron Age burials from Garton Station and Kirkburn, East Yorkshire: an osteological approach." Later we will be looking forward to Sarah Scheffer!
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