What an amazing time so far Creswell Crags 🦣
Year 3 are showing fantastic skills as historians today!
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We were thrilled with our latest Siskin Control!
Jack Baddams’ recent bird at Creswell Crags 🦣 was ringed in Västerbotten province, Sweden (1760km) in July ‘20.
Our previous longest Siskin movement (1732km) was ringed in ‘03 in Dronfield & plucked from a cage near Lisbon in ‘04!
Reflecting on a Decade of Ice Age Europe: Time for Reinvention! We gathered at Creswell Crags 🦣 to envision the future of our network. We left with ambitious plans and a delightful treat: a visit to the remarkable caves at Creswell Crags, marvelling at Britains renowned Rock Art!
Ringed ten of these delightful little finches this morning in Whitwell village, Derbyshire, before the wind picked up.
One bird was already ringed (in Feb), a local movement from Creswell Crags 🦣 (3km) Jack Baddams #Siskin
Join my online talk with Creswell Crags 🦣 next month (20 Feb). See link below for details and tickets🎟 #tephratastic Oxford Tephrochronology Group
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It's a bayyybeee ❤️ (insert hyena emoji here).
Hyena pup from Creswell Crags 🦣 - reunited and reconstrcted after being recovered during different excavations over the decades.
Also: converse reflection 😅👟
A great morning spent at Pembrokeshire College with Pembrokeshire Coast National Park at today's Archaeology Day...always great to hear about what's happening in #pembrokeshire but loved a quick mention of my home county's very own Creswell Crags 🦣 too 🦣
Great talks all round Dr Toby Driver CHERISH Project ☺️
We had the best day at Creswell Crags 🦣 😍
The children loved every minute and I was so impressed by their subject knowledge and vocabulary. Everyone commented on how polite and kind our children were. They were a credit to Y3 and to Pear Tree 💙💚💛
#PearTreePride
Pear Tree Community Junior School
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Stone Age replicas on their way to Creswell Crags 🦣 gift shop!
From Creswellian points to antler harpoons and glass handaxes, you'll soon be able to get some pretty unique gifts over at crags-shop.com There are not many places you can purchase replicas like these!
Y3 showing us how brave they are in the Palaeolithic cave at Creswell Crags 🦣! We even turned our torches off to see what it would have been like in the Stone Age 🦣 St Faith & St Martin Juniors
Looking forward to welcoming Dr Kevin Kuykendall to the Museum today. He is giving the lunchtime talk:
In Search of the Palaeolithic Landscape at Creswell Crags
Creswell Crags 🦣 UoN Libraries Archaeology Nottingham Lakeside Arts
Delighted to have opened our new FREE exhibition today with Creswell Crags 🦣
Creswell's First Collectors: hyaenas, birds of prey, Neanderthals and early modern humans
Look out also for the related programme of public events
Lakeside Arts Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN UoN Libraries Archaeology Nottingham
