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A video on the collaborative #CMF2021 project at St. Canice's graveyard, #Finglas #Dublin youtu.be/5ahk8OZE6qA
Presented as part of @FMDublin #fmdsymposium & #HistFest21
An intro to the Conservation Management Plan for St. Canice's.
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For those attending #EAA2021 stop by session 294 Contributing to Communities in a Post-Covid 19 World, hosted by Philip Richardson @ArchScot & Ian Doyle @HeritageHubIRE. Talks by @clairecorkill Monique van den Dries @LeidenArchaeo @JohnTierney_ @GWollentz, yours truly & more!
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We are looking for USV pilots on a shift work basis. Yachtmaster required. Interest in hydrographic survey desirable. Stringent training and competency assessment required. #jobfairy geo-mara.com/2020/01/15/job-…
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Thanks to an @RIAdawson Archaeology Research Grant this Summer we will be testing the use of high res drone surveys & LIDAR for the identification of Great Famine trench graves. One of the sites we are looking at is Baile an tSléibhe in West Waterford.
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#Neolithic #Genomes from modern-day #Switzerland indicate parallel ancient societies. Follow the link to learn more. buff.ly/2RSAIpo
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For the last few years, @artfletch has been doing guerilla photogrammetry on the foreshore and at historic sites across London. Get lost in the dozens of 3D models on his SketchFab account! #ForeshoreFavourites
Here's his Thames foreshore collection: sketchfab.com/artfletch/coll…
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Exciting! This could be a complete game-changer for #Archaeology if the promise is fulfilled. @HertSci_UK
Ground-breaking work by Prof Evershed, @EmmCasa & team on new method for dating pottery. Involves isolating individual fat compounds from absorbed food residues, i.e. meat or milk, from prehistoric cooking pots @BristolUni @nature
bit.ly/3ebrSN9
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We're delighted to launch our new #EireSigns map on @heritagemapsIE
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Margaret Gowen Larsen is going live on facebook tonight at 17:30 to talk about Managing Hidden Heritage. Grab a cuppa or a glass of wine and join us for a very interesting webinar! facebook.com/WorldHeritageUC…
ALL WELCOME
@DeptAHG @RIAdawson @ucdsocscilaw @NautArchSoc @CITiZAN1
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For those in need of an audio archaeology fix, the audiobook I had the opportunity to write for @AbartaGuides based on the fantastic discoveries of the @eachtra archaeologists in Cork. #Archaeology
Listen to some of the discoveries on M8 Fermoy–Mitchelstown. From the tragic deaths of a Bronze Age mother & child, to the forging of bells for medieval clerics abartaheritage.ie/product/hi… #Cork #heritagewellbeing @TIINews @AbartaGuides @NationalMons @dri_ireland
@eachtra @DeptAHG
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Congrats (again) to UCD MSc in Experimental Archaeology & Material Culture graduate Tom Meharg, on his publication in EXARC.net of “Going Underground: An Experimental Archaeological Investigation of an Early Medieval Irish Souterrain”. exarc.net/issue-2019-2/ea/go…
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If you’re following the #harcruins conference here but haven’t managed to join us in person, we will be recording some of the presentations & putting them online next week.
In the meantime, watch a year’s worth of Ruination & Decay seminars on our website, linked here 👇
The Ruination & Decay conference kicks off here at Inverness College UHI @ic_uhi tomorrow!
If you missed the last #thinkuhi #HARCruins seminar "Reconnecting with Ruins: Diaspora tourism & heritage work in Tiree" (by me!) you can view the recording here tinyurl.com/y635k6ds
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But also true that not all LBA axes were used or useable (e.g. wessexarch.co.uk/our-work/br…). Analysis of composition and wear will be crucial.
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The Muisca people of Colombia deposited votive offerings of gold into the depths of Lake Guatavita so the gods would restore the equilibrium of the cosmos #FolkloreThursday
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Many many thanks to @Steve_Mc_Carron for his work on these guides. It was good to have been prompted to write this about Glendalough, a great resource to have for future fieldtrips!
Another informative #inqua2019 fieldguide on 'Aspects of #Leinster #Archaeology and Landscape' by Steve Davis, @GraemeMWarren, Conor McDermott and Matthew Seaver @ucdarchaeology @irarchaeology @RIAdawson @ucddublin @GeolSurvIE @GeoSurveyNI @NMIreland
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Still trying to get all my impressions from #EAA2019 sorted (see below)... Thanks to everyone who contributed to our #s142! If you missed the presentation on "Delta Stories" by D. Jecker, @archaeobotics, E. Gross, G. Schaeren and me, check out the slides: bit.ly/2lFM56X
