Super excited to be welcoming pre_historian 🕊️🇵🇸 and Dr Jennifer French to share new ideas about women moving in prehistory York Festival of Ideas yorkfestivalofideas.com/2024/calendar/…

Hutton is too young to come with me, but he definitely wanted to come and vote! #DogsNotQuiteYetAtPollingStations

We’re so excited as the 2024 York Festival of Ideas brochure has arrived today!! 🎉Huge thanks to our sponsors whose generous support means we’ll be offering well over 150 inspiring events for FREE in June. Look out for the programme going live online on Friday! #YorkIdeas

Useful list of initiatives and resources to support Palestinian students, academics and universities (please see below), particularly in the UK and Ireland. by Aleks Palanac Aleks Palanac #CeaseFireNow 🧡🍉 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Dr Amy Styring was recorded for the Table Debates podcast episode 'What's a natural diet?' as part of Feed: a food systems podcast season exploring how natural should our food systems be. Listen here: tabledebates.org/podcast/episod…

New paper out! Morell et al. Patrilocality at the Beginning of Farming? An Isotopic Approach from SE Moravia in Journal of World Prehistory - contributing to showing the complexity of gendered movement in the Neolithic link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Joining the Prehistoric Society day school from home as we’ve a new (and exhausted after a busy morning) family member. Looking forward to both 🤗

Well worth reading Colleen’s piece - don’t give it oxygen. Go enjoy your day! Go have fun - they hate fun!

This evening was not only a screening of an inspiring film Six Inches of Soil - full of joy - but incredible spread of locally sourced food afterwards! Thanks Heritage for Global Challenges Research Centre City Screen York

Was very interested to get a sneak peak at this paper. 'It’s really a horror.’ Bones from across Europe suggest Stone Age ritual killings | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

Some more info👇 on the Royal Archaeological Institute prize at UKAS York 2024 about #lipidresidue from the Ness of Brodgar Excavation 🧀🥩🍖🥛🌾🐄🐑 🧪🏺👩‍🔬

The newest cohort of archaeology students has arrived at King’s Manor

Wonderful talks & posters by lots of early career researchers UKAS York 2024 last week. Why not submit your work to the Royal Archaeological Institute 's The Archaeological Journal Published since 1844, focus = Britain & Ireland. All time periods, Papers go online within a few weeks of acceptance.

Delighted to award the UKAS York 2024 conference Royal Archaeological Institute Prize for science on the archaeology of Britain and Ireland to Julia Becher for her work on feasting at the Ness of Brodgar. Prize awarded by judges: RAI council member Dr. Penny Bickle FSA & The Archaeological Journal Editor Dr Rhiannon Stevens

Royal Archaeological Institute (Royal Archaeological Institute) Britain and Ireland Student Prize: Julia Becher (@York_BioArCh)

I have a preprint out today! “The impact of cooking and burial on proteins: a characterisation of experimental foodcrusts and ceramics.”

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What if I told you that angry replies are all grist to her Gill?

Of all the imagined futures out there at the moment, the one I want to live in most is Judith Butler’s.

I am an author of the 6th edition of the textbook 'Archaeology: An Introduction' which is out this week! I used this book as a student, & in my own teaching, so to be an author of it is beyond exciting! bit.ly/ArchIntro6 My blog bit.ly/HCReflection RoutledgeArch&Anth

Help needed. Does anyone have a copy of Davies et al (2002) Excavations at Alington Avenue, Fordington, Dorchester, Dorset 1984-7 to hand? I have a very specific question about something in there, but have no way of easily accessing the book.