The Prehistoric Society
@prehistoricsociety.bsky.social
Worldwide society for prehistoric archaeology, established 1935.
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Posts by Tess Machling (membership secretary)
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Posts by Tess Machling (membership secretary)
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Great day listening to the papers and what a wonderful display @nancesw.bsky.social - congrats to the organisers!!
#maidencastle #dorsetarchaeology #prehistoricarchaeology
@prehistoricsociety.bsky.social
#maidencastle #dorsetarchaeology #prehistoricarchaeology
@prehistoricsociety.bsky.social
November 2, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Great day listening to the papers and what a wonderful display @nancesw.bsky.social - congrats to the organisers!!
#maidencastle #dorsetarchaeology #prehistoricarchaeology
@prehistoricsociety.bsky.social
#maidencastle #dorsetarchaeology #prehistoricarchaeology
@prehistoricsociety.bsky.social
Ooooops!
October 27, 2025 at 10:06 AM
Ooooops!
What wonderful chaps they were and this team are renowned for holding the unbeaten litho-horology adjustment record of ten hours, four minutes and 32 seconds! Quite incredible really... ❤️
(Remember folks, your standing stones go back an hour at 2am tomorrow!)
📷 Historic England Archive
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(Remember folks, your standing stones go back an hour at 2am tomorrow!)
📷 Historic England Archive
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October 25, 2025 at 2:49 PM
What wonderful chaps they were and this team are renowned for holding the unbeaten litho-horology adjustment record of ten hours, four minutes and 32 seconds! Quite incredible really... ❤️
(Remember folks, your standing stones go back an hour at 2am tomorrow!)
📷 Historic England Archive
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(Remember folks, your standing stones go back an hour at 2am tomorrow!)
📷 Historic England Archive
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Here we see Lieutenant-Colonel Hawley (seated, third from right) and his adjustment team having a well-earned rest after putting Stonehenge back an hour in October 1919 or 1920.
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October 25, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Here we see Lieutenant-Colonel Hawley (seated, third from right) and his adjustment team having a well-earned rest after putting Stonehenge back an hour in October 1919 or 1920.
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