📚 KINDRED: Neanderthal Life, Love, Death & Art
🖋️ MATRIARCHA: Prehistory Re-imagined
🏛️ Honorary Researcher U. Cambridge & U. Liverpool
1/4 @trowelblazers.bsky.social
Rep: PEW Literary
#Matriarcha
#Matriarcha
(truly, the fuss made about this kind of thing at National Trust sites is pathetic)
(truly, the fuss made about this kind of thing at National Trust sites is pathetic)
(women and horses; writing-the-self; Neolithic violence; origins of stories)
(women and horses; writing-the-self; Neolithic violence; origins of stories)
You're welcome
You're welcome
Book here:
www.glee.co.uk/performer/ni...
Book here:
www.glee.co.uk/performer/ni...
- DG writing from Palestine field camp after Newnham fellowship award
- Mary Kitson Clark on dig visitors
- Belinda the donkey
- DG writing from Palestine field camp after Newnham fellowship award
- Mary Kitson Clark on dig visitors
- Belinda the donkey
Series 1 also sounds excellent, on colonial anthropology in the Kalahari
Series 1 also sounds excellent, on colonial anthropology in the Kalahari
As to 'mystery sources', whoever is paying to place these articles, in the past year the same PR websites & even same authors published smears of critics AND positive pieces on Colossal.
As to 'mystery sources', whoever is paying to place these articles, in the past year the same PR websites & even same authors published smears of critics AND positive pieces on Colossal.
Brilliant writing from Paige - what does it mean to encounter a being from such ancient times, who holds so much meaning in material remains?
"Each visit to see her feels like paying respects, but also like taking notes on a conversation that is ongoing between the present and the past."
Brilliant writing from Paige - what does it mean to encounter a being from such ancient times, who holds so much meaning in material remains?
"Each visit to see her feels like paying respects, but also like taking notes on a conversation that is ongoing between the present and the past."
(here the iron foundry at Blists Hill, Shropshire)
(here the iron foundry at Blists Hill, Shropshire)
MNI 10 individuals, all ages except infants, many back teeth but no cranial remains (unlike fauna), & *body processing*.
[feels like every #Neanderthal skeletal site has its own unique pattern!]
#ESHE2025
MNI 10 individuals, all ages except infants, many back teeth but no cranial remains (unlike fauna), & *body processing*.
[feels like every #Neanderthal skeletal site has its own unique pattern!]
#ESHE2025
Watching online @katharv.bsky.social talk about Apidima at #ESHE2025 , extremely important and intriguing site: what is the taphonomic context of these two skulls of different ages?
Watching online @katharv.bsky.social talk about Apidima at #ESHE2025 , extremely important and intriguing site: what is the taphonomic context of these two skulls of different ages?
e.g. what if these Neolithic house models aren't symbolic, but show real architecture?
e.g. what if these Neolithic house models aren't symbolic, but show real architecture?