Prof Rob Collins
@duxbritanniarum.bsky.social
Professor of Frontier Archaeology @NewcastleUniversity | Hadrian's Wall | also researching & teaching Romans, Middle Ages, Artefacts & Coins | keen on Lego, lightsabers & drums
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I'm super excited to let you know that the WallCAP WallGIS is now available on @ads-update.bsky.social! Every feature of Hadrian’s Wall has a record in the WallGIS with detailed info & spatial data, which can all be searched/viewed online! shorturl.at/FSr2z #Archaeology 🏺
After decades of aspiring, our WallCAP project was finally able to build a GIS for #HadriansWall, and which is now freely available and interactive on ADS! Links in thread below
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Kathryn Murphy
@kmurphster.bsky.social
· Dec 10
I'm super excited to let you know that the WallCAP WallGIS is now available on @ads-update.bsky.social! Every feature of Hadrian’s Wall has a record in the WallGIS with detailed info & spatial data, which can all be searched/viewed online! shorturl.at/FSr2z #Archaeology 🏺
Excited that Jane Harrison & I were nominated for Current Archaeology awards Book of the Year, reporting on our National Lottery Heritage Funded work on Hadrian'sWall @newcastleuni.bsky.social ! Voting is open to the public (hint, hint)!
The votive Roman plaques are supposed to be reminiscent of leaves, as from laurels (if I recall correctly).
With this object, is the circular edge raised like a collar? I wonder if it is hackbronze from a vessel? Or broken up statue?
With this object, is the circular edge raised like a collar? I wonder if it is hackbronze from a vessel? Or broken up statue?