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Dr Caitlin Green
caitlinrgreen
A North African Barbary ape in fifth- to sixth-century Britain? A short note on the significance and context of the Wroxeter macaque remains — http://www.caitlingreen.org/2018/02/barbary-ape-wroxeter.html The Wroxeter find is one
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oldeuropeanculture
serbiaireland
Thread: Face to face with the woman who died more than 1000 years ago – skull and jewelry from 9th century grave from the medieval necropolis discovered at Pećine archaeological
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Martin Brown "Remember! Remember!"
MartinB_Archaeo
Salisbury Plain has been the training ground of the British Army for over a century. Works by @wyggroup to provide new Service Family Accommodation found the archaeology of soldiers of
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Jonathan Last
johnnythin
A short thread on this evening’s visit to a rare sight in Surrey: a large standing stone, some 3-4m high.But it’s not quite what it seems from this angle -
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CLST6 C.O
CarlosOCLST6
#CLST6 #CYO4When I told my parents that I chosen an archaeology course, they immediately replied 'Are you going to be the next Indiana Jones?'. I only found it fitting, then,
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زياد مرسي
ziad_morsy
There is a popular demand for this thread to be translated into English, so here it is...Fact Vs Fakes, the story behind fake news photographs of Alexandria’s underwater cultural heritage,
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Molle Guillaume
molleguillaume
A new paper on pre-european contact between Polynesians and Native Americans is out today in Nature. I rarely do this on Twitter but regarding this is my area of expertise,
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Antonio Profico
ProficoA
In our last work published on #PlosOne https://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0241713 we describe the dental health status of #AltamuraMan. He had lost two teeth during his long life; he is also the first
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Peter Campbell
peterbcampbell
The World Customs Organization's 2019 Illicit Trade Report is out. A few quick take aways from a quick read, though i will have to delve in deeper. http://www.wcoomd.org/en/media/newsroom/2020/july/the-wco-issues-its-2019-illicit-trade-
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Tom Booth
Boothicus
Me and my brother visiting Stonehenge in AD 2003. Speaking of relatives in and around Stonehenge, here's a new (OA) paper with Jo Brück, @SelBrace & Ian Barnes based on
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James "I can breathe fine" Green
J_Green_505
Amethyst-colored glass is caused by the reaction of manganese used in the glass batch to decolorize (colorless) with UV light, particularly sunlight aka solarized glass). Manganese started being used regularly
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H! $adiddy
Hisadiddy
White ppl stole the swastika The swastika or sauwastika as a character, 卐 respectively is a geometrical figure and an ancient religious icon in the cultures of Eurasia. It
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National Trust in the East
East_England_NT
We’re now days away from @Netflix’s #TheDig, which explores the 1939 excavation of the Great Ship Burial @NT_SuttonHoo. The film is based on a book that’s inspired by real events
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Arjun Sampath 4 HR&CE Ministry
Indumakalktchi
Keezhadi is not Tamil Thai Madi. Keezhadi is a very ordinary site. Its excavation from the beginning has been supervised by Father Gasper Raj.Should an international criminal Catholic priest get
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TalkPorty~Portobello
talkporty
[thread] Lets have some Saturday evening Edinburgh railway history...Q: When was the first railway constructed in Edinburgh area?A: The Innocent Railway (Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway) in 1831 of courseBZZZT Wrong...A:
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Huw Groucutt
huw_groucutt
This #FieldworkFriday. A thread on the site of Mundafan al Buhayrah, the first dated Pleistocene archaeological site from the Empty Quarter of Arabia, that we published five years ago. About
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