I have just voted for the recommended slate, and encourage others to do so as well.

I visited last week. It's an amazing achievement. Congratulations to all involved.

Cracking stuff from the Lionesses

RIP John Barrett. I never came away from one of his talks without being forced to think deeply and in new ways about archaeology. His was a really profound and uncompromising intellect. And he practiced and insisted on values of decency and responsibility in our work.

Saddened to hear of the death of Mark Leone. He was a giant figure in historical archaeology; his work set an intellectual horizon for the field. I can't think of anyone who thought more deeply and profoundly about the archaeology of capitalism. He was also a kind and generous mentor to me.

So very sad to hear this. Colin was a thinker and leader of the very first importance. I have so many fond memories, it is difficult to know where to start. He was very kind to me personally, and was a great leader of Archaeology at Cambridge when I was a student in the 1980s.

I voted early today, for Harris/Walz. Many reasons, one of which is that I would like my President to be someone who does not mock people with disabilities.

I was really shocked and saddened to read this. In addition to being a great prehistorian, Tim was a thoughtful and pragmatic leader of academic and professional archaeology. This is a terrible loss. cotswoldarchaeology.co.uk/tim-darvill-...

I've voted in the National Trust's annual elections, and encourage fellow members to do so as well.

I have signed this open letter on #stonehenge, and I encourage fellow archaeologists to consider doing so also.