Commercial Archaeologist @oatweet; former @UniRdg_Arch & @ColeZoology volunteer; history, zoology & palaeontology nerd. Bad birder. Love Football, go Niners.
Long believed extinct, dramatic new evidence emerges of the continued existence of the #TetzooPodcats !!
Episode 84: The Resurrection https://t.co/qHpVR94n7v
The rumours are true --- recent excavations in the vicinity of John’s hard disk have yielded a fossilised podcast from the Late 2021 period. Enjoy the retro stylings! https://t.co/L6rfOd5y5L
This was the most wonderful, stimulating workshop to have taken part in. Take a read and broaden your knowledge of how humans and elephants have interacted for a VERY long time. https://t.co/8vBg3zDWmC
Our study on palaeoecology and phylogeography of woolly rhino is out in QSR. The study presents the first C and N stable isotope records of the 15,000 years preceding woolly rhino extinction.
@SiobhanLeachman Might be Robert Edmond Clouston, who is mentioned as a mining engineer and forest ranger https://t.co/kuXYydwfIH
Seems some of his children were involved in the early flight industry
New episode alert! It’s our first listener-suggested episode where we dive into the time period where #palaeontology and #zooarchaeology meet...welcome to the #Pleistocene! Listen at the link below, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/sBiCxNPi3V
CA Live! begins in just a few days... join us at 9.30am on Friday 5 March, when we will be making all the talks available on our Youtube channel, https://t.co/LEF00SBnq6.
You can find the full programme at https://t.co/WdYnFFs80k - huge thanks to everyone taking part!
BREAKING: Cave paintings discovered in Indonesia are at least 45,000 years old - these are the world’s oldest depictions of animals https://t.co/X7YOGxC7ti