#Archaeology

Dr Rachel Pope

preshitorian

aDNA evidence now for Bronze Age continuity into the Early Iron Age - as archaeologist Maud Cunnington first argued in 1923, and in 1932 (against the young Christopher Hawkes).https://twitter.com/thierrygrange5/status/1265314026206175232 Sh

HERI-tage Month #Language Matters

heri_uct

Hello everyone; just so you know it’s @Mavumavu91 here. I’m taking over in preparation for our #LanguageMatters series for Heritage Month. Come back at 6pm SAST Time and let’s start

Sarah May

Sarah_May1

Between @DavidOlusoga fantastic 'Forgotten Slave Owners' based on the UCL research on compensation records, & @ColonialCountr1 working hard with @nationaltrust to present the slavery that built so many 'heritage sites'

Dr Emlyn Dodd

emlynkd

Many of us have developed a close relationship with #wine during social isolation So here’s a thread on ancient wine production and #viticulture: Reconstruction of Palladius’ winery The origins of

CITiZAN

CITiZAN1

Hello and welcome to today’s virtual #LowTideTrail #archaeology walk. Today we’ll take a Twitter based tour of #Liverpool’s Albert Docks. Join us to learn about the cities maritime past #LiverpoolBayDiscovery

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rajtarangini2

Propaganda and myth around #Mahabharat that it is just a story ,While this #Thread gives#LogicalPoints For Those Who Thinks Mahabharata Is Not Real#RT1. It has been written in the epic

Dr Matt Pope

MatthewPope

Ok, taking breath time to give recap of #Boxgrove and call out some credits to just a few people who made this research happen. some of the more recent #BoxgrovePeople

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PatristicsFan

This is a thread about Apostolic Tradition as it is portrayed in Sacred Scripture, as opposed to the heretical Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura. To begin, we must recognise that

Rescuturme Diurpagissa

Diurpagissa

Great Tartaria in MapsFrom 1693-17211693_Louis de Courcillon de Dangeau 1694_(1711)_ Nicolas De Fer #Tartaria#Tartarian#TartaryEmpire @AgentAsianSmith @EscribaD @An0nTruther_ @ancientorigins @anumanjul @BarnabasNagyMe @BlagenLogin @BogusBob

Jack Keating

JackKCLST6

#CLST6Archaeologists examine evidence to understand general trends in ancient daily life. However, after this #CYO2, it is evident that individualistic and outlandish items found in caches have the capacity to

Cambridge ASNAC

cambtweetasnac

This is a lovely thread from Nadia that I think is a really good example of what ASNC does different from other degrees, so let’s dive in to the history

Dr Tess Machling

Tess_Machling

Ok following the 'events' of the last couple of days I thought it might be useful to provide a quick 'How to spot a nasty in an archaeological forum' guide,

LAURA MUÑOZ-ENCINAR

LMENCINAR

1.Durante la guerra civil y la dictadura franquista las mujeres republicanas sufrieron un tipo de violencia específica basada en el género. Nuestras investigaciones arqueológicas y forenses de las fosas comunes

Rebecca Lambert: Punk As F***😊

LadyLiminal1

Righto, I’ve just been told that today’s #MuseumsUnlocked is focusing on Smaller London Museums so here follows a wee thread on @Petrie 1st up: when considering Ancient Egypt most people

Why Is That Podcast

WhyIsThatPod

It is #InternationalPodcastDay and to celebrate I want to highlight some of my favorite shows. First up, podcasts that cover the ancient world. Egypt: @EgyptianPodcast. Prehistory: @TidesHistory from @Patrick_Wyman. Near

Jonathan (0 Chill) Katz

JonathanPKatz

1/x Thread: things from reading about pre-Columbian Mesoamerica that help me in studying planning.1. Understanding the history of "mixed-use": Mesoamerican cities were packed with mixed use areas! Commerce and residential