Reminds me of the Vesalius skeleton leaning on his shovel.

Surely that's just a spoilheap? 😀

I would have been retired at my age only a few years back, but now I have six more years to go. Luckily I'm self-employed, but I should be teaching the next generation and I can't do that in case they take work from me!

It also means that older people are hanging on to the jobs they do have, creating a block to younger members of staff who want to move up. This uplift of the pension age isn't great for anyone of any working age.

My first thought was "more Early Saxon stuff"! Deffo IA then?

Five of my papers are in there, but I guess it's part of the price we pay for Open Access.

We had one in Long Melford, Suffolk. Stone coffin containing gypsum. It was a bugger to move and it just sat in the store for years.

They do though! They recently published 'Building the Late Medieval Suffolk Parish Church'. We (NNAS) are publishing the Norfolk version. Admittedly the distribution was just to members for them I think, but the precedent is there. Also there's Boydell & Brewer?

Publish a 2nd edition? If it was about Norfolk I could probably help with that, but maybe Suffolk Institute of Archaeology would be interested?

Can I be added too please? Not many medieval archaeologists on here yet!

They missed out Handmaid's Tale 🙁

Why dies he have a tonsure?