Neil Redfern
@neilredfern.bsky.social
Executive Director of Council for British Archaeology. Championing all things archaeology & archaeologists. l like to wonder & be curious #OutAndAboutArchaeology #WalkingandTalkingYourWay
Looking forward to reading and watching all of the submissions to A Day In Archaeology. Enjoy all.
July 31, 2025 at 8:26 AM
Looking forward to reading and watching all of the submissions to A Day In Archaeology. Enjoy all.
Wow what an offer - did I agree to that 😱. Don’t miss out there is lots to discover. If 48 hours are not long enough you can always become a member and read at your leisure… The is 20% off membership during the Festival.
July 25, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Wow what an offer - did I agree to that 😱. Don’t miss out there is lots to discover. If 48 hours are not long enough you can always become a member and read at your leisure… The is 20% off membership during the Festival.
Why does the press always think we are baffled? What I don’t know in life far exceeds what I have learnt. The thirst for knowledge and new experiences/ideas/questions is key to what makes archaeology fascinating.
July 25, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Why does the press always think we are baffled? What I don’t know in life far exceeds what I have learnt. The thirst for knowledge and new experiences/ideas/questions is key to what makes archaeology fascinating.
Jessica and Anna have been hidden behind the scenes all day keeping us connected and cross posting questions. We hope this has worked and we will continue to ensure our reach is as wide as possible but fragmentation of our world is making this difficult. 2/2
July 25, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Jessica and Anna have been hidden behind the scenes all day keeping us connected and cross posting questions. We hope this has worked and we will continue to ensure our reach is as wide as possible but fragmentation of our world is making this difficult. 2/2
Congratulations Steve 👏👏👏
June 25, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Congratulations Steve 👏👏👏
The wonderful Dave Coombs. Taught me at Manchester in the early 90’s and yes we had a trip up Mam Tor….
June 12, 2025 at 4:46 AM
The wonderful Dave Coombs. Taught me at Manchester in the early 90’s and yes we had a trip up Mam Tor….
One of favourite books is Waterland by Graham Swift - gives such a wonderful and evocative description of living in the Fens and the power of its watery landscape
May 27, 2025 at 4:45 AM
One of favourite books is Waterland by Graham Swift - gives such a wonderful and evocative description of living in the Fens and the power of its watery landscape