Project Time

AHRC-funded research collaboration focusing on the changing nature of people’s lives between 3500–1500 BC in Britain and Ireland

[Project Time @projecttimearch]

After our exciting archive trip to @NtlMuseumsScot in December to look at possible #Radiocarbon samples, we have now added two new site outlines (North Mains and Balbirnie/Balfarg) to our website-check them out here: https://t.co/GEipuTSOVE #Archaeology #Prehistory #Research

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New project blog post, just in time for Christmas. This final chapter in our data-collection series, includes super important Historic Environment Records and Commercial #Archaeology data. And we reveal just how many RC measurements we have collected!
https://t.co/cLvw4C9ANZ

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Our trip through a land of #DataCollection continues with our new blog post-it has twists, turns, and published lab date lists! https://t.co/eNckhx9GRJ #Archaeology #Radiocarbon #Dating

[Nick Overton @ArchaeOverton]

On the road doing some @projecttimearch research. It was so lovely to be in an actual archive, in person! Huge thanks to @cwacmuseums for hosting me at the lovely #GrosvenorMuseum.

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*New blog klaxon* Come and have a look at the next installment of our magical mystery tour of radiocarbon data sources in our latest blog post, which is all about our recent data collection! https://t.co/eNckhx9GRJ

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New blog post up now! Come and have a read about our summer data collection odyssey (and this is just part one-much more to come!) https://t.co/eNckhx9GRJ

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Its been a team day in the archives, 2021 style. @pennyj404 has been in the archives of @NMIreland looking for new dateable samples for Project Time, aided by @seren_griffiths and @ArchaeOverton in digital form. #Archaeology #dating

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Its been a busy few months for us collecting radiocarbon data, but i has its rewards-we are approaching 3500 measurements in our datelist (with plenty more to come!). Some amazing sites and material-we can't wait to start modelling! #Archaeology #dating

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Looking forwards to the first day of the @NeolithicStud 's online conference today. Check it out if you fancy a bit of exciting new research to brighten your Friday https://t.co/jWF4aQaa3S #archaeology #neolithic

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Get your headphones at the ready, a new episode of the project podcast is out now! This month we are joined by Martin Green, who tells us all about the amazing #archaeology at Down Farm, Dorset (spring birdsong included, to brighten your Thursdays). https://t.co/H24B3NkEhW

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Grab the chance to hear @seren_griffiths from Project Time speak about Events, Narrative and Data at tonight's @UoMArchaeology @UoMCAHAE research seminar!

Access details here: https://t.co/Zbn3bqRth0

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Working with data archives always throws up unexpected and fascinating things. Today's discovery; deposits from Three Holes Cave in Devon contained European pond turtle/terrapin, dating to the mid 4th millenium BC!

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New week, new episode of our podcast! Prof Julian Thomas from @UoMCAHAE @UoMArchaeology talks about 3500-1500 BC, his favorite site biscuit, and his #unexpectedarchaeology fact.
https://t.co/H24B3NCfGw

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Travel might be restricted, but the research carries on-we are selecting our first sites for our re-dating programme. Come and read about them here… https://t.co/GEipuTBdx4

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Keep up to date with what is happening on Project TIME through our Blog-first posts now up https://t.co/obyJhAqawB
#Archaeology #Prehistory #Dating

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Project TIME aim #4: Make archaeological research for everyone! All of Project TIME’s data (including our databases), outreach and publications will be #openaccess !
#publicarchaeology

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Project TIME aim #3: Use time as a framework to write new narratives about people in their times and places, which cut across the traditional archaeological ‘packages’ of the #lateneolithic, #chalcolithic and #earlybronzeage
#Archaeology #Dating

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Fancy hearing Project TIME's @seren_griffiths talk about the project? Then you are in luck!

[Glasgow Archaeological Society @glasgow_society]

Penultimate lecture for 2021: Thurs March 18th 7.30pm via Zoom. Dr. Seren Griffiths (Manchester Metropolitan University) will deliver a lecture on TIME – Third and Fourth Millennium Ireland and Britain – A History of Social Change. @UofGlasgow @seren_griffiths @projecttimearch

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Project TIME question #4: How will new sequences give us new pictures of the changes that happen between 3500–1500 BC in Britain and Ireland? What will they tell us about people, and their identities, choices and societies during this period of change? (photo J. Thomas)

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Project TIME question #3: Traditional archaeological ‘packages’, such as the ‘late neolithic’ encourage specific approaches to the past. Will our new chronologies challenge how we think about these archaeological ‘packages’? (photo J. Thomas)