Anthropocene Sediment Network
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Everything that moves on #Earth is #sediment 🌏 We engage with physical and humanities disciplines to understand, and find solutions for, the complex life of anthro-sediments in our shared #Anthropocene #Environment 🌱 ✨Get involved: http://anthrosednet.com
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Sediment connects all of us 🌍

The ASN brings together perspectives from the physical and humanities disciplines to develop educational material and #research solutions to understand the dynamic life of #anthropogenic #sediment.

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The logo for the Anthropocene Sediment Network. It is in greens and gold and has a city in the top half and a natural looking river in the bottom half. On the river, there are two canoeists.
anthrosednet.bsky.social
Thank you so much for speaking Dev! We loved your blend of geoscience and creativity 😁✨
devharlan.bsky.social
Very interesting conference by the Anthropocene Sediment Network last month, thank you @anthrosednet.bsky.social for the opportunity to participate! Recordings can now be seen here:
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Thin Natures, Speculative Cores, and Rumors of The Regenerative Turn - Dev Harlan
YouTube video by The Anthropocene Sediment Network
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anthrosednet.bsky.social
Well that conference was absolutely incredible!

Thank you THANK YOU to everyone who presented and to everyone who came along to participate in the discussions!

What an amazing day ✨
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📣 Save the date!
18th June 2025 🌍 Online!

This free one-day event will explore #sediment through the lenses of #archeology, #art, #environmental #architecture, #history, #envsci, #geology, and many more!

Registration link here:
🔗 anthrosednet.com/2025-confere...

#Anthropocene #Sediment #ASN2025
Flyer for the Anthropocene Sediment Network Conference, dated 18th June 2025, with the ASN logo at the top. The flyer text highlights how today’s sediment routes through infrastructures, economies, and legislation, entangled with social, political, and ecological forces. It frames the ASN as a network exploring these dynamics through open, interdisciplinary dialogue. Stylised city and industrial skyline graphics appear at the bottom of the flyer.
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drnwillburger.bsky.social
Glass beads were a luxury product in Bronze Age central Europe. These 3,000 year-old beads were found in the pile-dwelling settlements of Sipplingen and Hagnau-Burg at Lake Constance. They were probably made in the Alpine foothills from raw glass imported from Italy.

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Cylindrical glass beads in bright shades of blue and turquoise with white horizontal stripes
Photo: Archäologisches Landesmuseum Baden-Württemberg
anthrosednet.bsky.social
Well that's even more fascinating!
anthrosednet.bsky.social
Love the story of how Blue John got its name… they used amber to extract it, turning the edges of some blocks yellow & the mineral itself is blue. When trading it to France, it was called bleu jaune (blue yellow) stone, and the name returned to the mines in a more native sounding “Blue John”. 🪨
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🌍ASN 2025 #Conference registration is OPEN!🌍

Sediment processes are no longer simply natural, they involve #economies, #cities, #engineered #environments, and much more!

Join us in expanding our understanding of #sediment system complexity: anthrosednet.com/2025-confere...

#Anthropocene #ASN25
A box model diagram, showing a 3D "wedge" of landscape. On the model, each talk is represented. There is a city and a lignite mine in the background, with some horses on the far mountain. The meandering river is dammed, and has sandmining, subsidence, and anthropogenic alteration along the beach. A spit and lagoon, island, and reef represent the other fascinating coastal talks. In the foreground is a deep sea corer, and to the right of the image are mined tunnels and some surface spoil heaps. Each feature is labelled with the time at which the equivalent talk occurs, details of which may be found in the programme.
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thelabandfield.bsky.social
One bird. 399 pieces of plastic. 55 g.
This is not our record.
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pavementgeology.bsky.social
WWII shrapnel damage on the church of St Clement Danes on The Strand which caused impact craters in Portland Stone #urbangeology #impacts
The apse of the church showing the Portland stone masonry pick-marked by shrapnel damage Close-up of some of the impact craters on the church walls Another close-up of some of the impact craters on the church walls Detail of two, small craters
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watershed-i.bsky.social
Bottom trawling devours vast numbers of sea creatures, many not killed for food but as bycatch. At the same time it scours the seabed, destroying the habitat young sea life needs to grow - leading to generational decline in population & biodiversity.

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Ocean footage of bottom-trawling depicts "ecological vandalism" - Oceanographic
Heartbreaking footage of bottom-trawling features in new cinema release, Ocean with David Attenborough to open the world's eyes to its horrors
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anthrosednet.bsky.social
2 weeks left to submit your abstract for our free one day online conference!

If you work on exploring the intersection of humans and Earth from landscapes to legacies, this is a community for you!

Deadline 23 May - anthrosednet.com/2025-confere...

#ASN25 #Anthropocene #Sediment #Interdisciplinary
2025 Conference
ASN Conference 2025 18th June 2025 Join us in exploring materials and their motion on Earth, through an interdisciplinary lens. We encourage submissions from archaeology, environmental science, art…
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May the 4th be with you. A beachcombed Obi-Wan Kenobi for #StarWarsDay
Beachcombed Obi-Wan Kenobi on black background
anthrosednet.bsky.social
You asked, we listened!📣

Abstract submission deadline for the ASN meeting is extended till 23rd May!🌞

We welcome anyone working at the interface between Earth and humanity🌍

To find out more / reach out and ask questions / submit something, info is at this link: anthrosednet.com/2025-confere...
2025 Conference
ASN Conference 2025 18th June 2025 Join us in exploring materials and their motion on Earth, through an interdisciplinary lens. We encourage submissions from archaeology, environmental science, art…
anthrosednet.com
anthrosednet.bsky.social
The hard work behind the film is evident, its powerful stuff. Thank you for making it! We are all connected through sediment, and highlights the complexity of the challenges we are faced with today! Drinking water shouldn’t be “toxic waste”, that much is clear.
anthrosednet.bsky.social
Our pleasure, it’s a fantastic film 🎥
anthrosednet.bsky.social
Leana Hosea’s film
“Thirst for Justice”🎥
is critical context on the importance of #environmental monitoring & accountability re #waterpollution🧪

It speaks deeply to the entanglement of pollutants, health, and #EnvironmentalJustice⚖️

Watch here: vimeo.com/ondemand/thi...

@leanahosea.bsky.social
Watch Thirst For Justice Online | Vimeo On Demand
— For Home Use Only — Armed only with facts and their illnesses, extraordinary citizens take on industry and government, risking arrest to protect…
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A #Roman pottery colander found in Vindobona, present-day Vienna. Just like today, colanders were also an important utensil in #Roman kitchens - and the form hasn't really changed. Form follows function.

Dating 2nd/3rd c. AD

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🏺 #archaeology
A dome-shaped  clay vessel with a handle, displayed in a museum case. The upper part is perforated with evenly spaced rows of small holes.
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Reminder! Abstract submission deadline for the #Anthropocene Sediment Network free 1 day online conference closes 6th May! 📝

From plastics to land use, #mining to #restoration, humans have reshaped Earths #sediment. Join us to explore 🌍

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#EGU25 #multidiscipliary ⚒️🧪
2025 Conference
ASN Conference 2025 18th June 2025 Join us in exploring materials and their motion on Earth, through an interdisciplinary lens. We encourage submissions from archaeology, environmental science, art…
anthrosednet.com
anthrosednet.bsky.social
Beaver reintroduction is such a powerful reminder of how deeply entangled human and natural agency has become in the #Anthropocene.

How will decisions like this be archived by Earth? Will we be able to tell the difference between the signals of humans, paws, and policies? 🦫🌍
#BeaverDay #Rewilding
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Do you give a damn about beavers? Then don't iGNAW this thread! Nature's engineers, beavers were hunted to extinction in the UK, but a landmark decision to allow their #reintroduction has paved the way for their return! But how will this work? A thread 🌍🧪🧵🦫 (1/4)
#BeaverDay
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📣Abstract Submission is open!

Join us for the #Anthropocene Sediment Network’s free one day online #conference on the 18th June.

We encourage submissions from all disciplines to consider what we have MADE and what we have MOVED on Earth.

Details here: anthrosednet.com/2025-confere...
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2025 Conference
ASN Conference 2025 18th June 2025 Join us in exploring materials and their motion on Earth, through an interdisciplinary lens. We encourage submissions from archaeology, environmental science, art…
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nichecanada.bsky.social
Did you know that 2025 is the United Nations international year of glacier preservation?

We recommend adding Dani Inkpen's book, Capturing Glaciers: A History of Repeat Photography and Global Warming, to your reading list!

niche-canada.org/2024/02/22/n...

#envhist #books #glaciers
New Book - Capturing Glaciers: A History of Repeat Photography and Global Warming
Photographs do not simply speak for themselves. Their meanings are built through interpretive frameworks that shift over time.
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