Kate Gibson
@katherinetb.bsky.social
Library Manager, Archaeology Undergrad at the Univeristy of Leicester, interested in those moments right before and right after Rome. Love D&D, costumes, art, and learning.
This looks amazing!
*NEW BOOK* I'm delighted to announce after seven years of research and writing FILTHY QUEENS: A HISTORY OF BEER IN IRELAND is here! Published with Nine Bean Rows, it is available for preorder now. Link in bio.
About the book: In Filthy Queens, we look at the history of beer alongside some of... 🧵
About the book: In Filthy Queens, we look at the history of beer alongside some of... 🧵
March 14, 2025 at 4:43 AM
This looks amazing!
Ich bin sehr froh, diesen Blog zu finden. Ich kann dort über etwas Archäologie lesen und mein Deutsch verbessern (which I definitely need to do! Both my archaeology and my German studies are a work in progress 😅)
Manche Artikel, die ich wiederfinde, beim Überarbeiten meiner Homepage, sind echt tolle Geschichten. Dieser Beitrag hier zum Beispiel, über ein besonderes UNESCO Weltkulturerbe in #Australien:
www.miss-jones.de/2020/01/25/a...
www.miss-jones.de/2020/01/25/a...
Australische Feuer offenbaren die vergessene Wasserkultur der Gunditjmara | Miss Jones
Wenn die Archäologie Glück hat, dann hat meistens irgendwer Pech. Ötzi zum Beispiel, verdammt hatte der ein Pech, erst wird er niedergeschossen und dann im Eis schockfrostet. Oder wenn ein Haus abbren...
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March 11, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Ich bin sehr froh, diesen Blog zu finden. Ich kann dort über etwas Archäologie lesen und mein Deutsch verbessern (which I definitely need to do! Both my archaeology and my German studies are a work in progress 😅)
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New research reveals the Flagstones site, half of which is underneath Max Gate, is the earliest known large circular enclosure in Britain!
A team from the University of Exeter and Historic England used radiocarbon and archaeological dating to discover that it dates back to 3200 BC.
A team from the University of Exeter and Historic England used radiocarbon and archaeological dating to discover that it dates back to 3200 BC.
Innovative ancient burial site found to be older than Stonehenge
New research reveals Flagstones in Dorset dates to 3,200 years BC and sheds new light on the origins of monumental architecture during the Neolithic period Archaeological research conducted on the…
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March 11, 2025 at 11:00 AM
New research reveals the Flagstones site, half of which is underneath Max Gate, is the earliest known large circular enclosure in Britain!
A team from the University of Exeter and Historic England used radiocarbon and archaeological dating to discover that it dates back to 3200 BC.
A team from the University of Exeter and Historic England used radiocarbon and archaeological dating to discover that it dates back to 3200 BC.
Reposted by Kate Gibson
Some #UrbanPrehistory for #TombTuesday. The manhole in the middle of this road in Swindon marks the approx location at which a group of four Middle Bronze Age urns, two containing cremations, and 3 small 'accessory vessels', were found in February 1935 during the digging of a sewage trench. (1/4)
March 11, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Some #UrbanPrehistory for #TombTuesday. The manhole in the middle of this road in Swindon marks the approx location at which a group of four Middle Bronze Age urns, two containing cremations, and 3 small 'accessory vessels', were found in February 1935 during the digging of a sewage trench. (1/4)
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We're looking forward to tomorrow's lecture at 5 pm by @hannahfluck.bsky.social. The lecture will be live-streamed at www.youtube.com/live/qc7JUDp...
March 11, 2025 at 12:08 PM
We're looking forward to tomorrow's lecture at 5 pm by @hannahfluck.bsky.social. The lecture will be live-streamed at www.youtube.com/live/qc7JUDp...
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Thank heavens it's #TombTuesday 🎉🍻
Here is the stunning Coetan Arthur chambered tomb on St David's Head coastal promontory fort, #Pembrokeshire
The tomb stands within a tumbled cairn amidst the dramatic rockscape
Managed by @nattrustarch.bsky.social
📷 My own 2022
Here is the stunning Coetan Arthur chambered tomb on St David's Head coastal promontory fort, #Pembrokeshire
The tomb stands within a tumbled cairn amidst the dramatic rockscape
Managed by @nattrustarch.bsky.social
📷 My own 2022
March 11, 2025 at 7:36 AM
Thank heavens it's #TombTuesday 🎉🍻
Here is the stunning Coetan Arthur chambered tomb on St David's Head coastal promontory fort, #Pembrokeshire
The tomb stands within a tumbled cairn amidst the dramatic rockscape
Managed by @nattrustarch.bsky.social
📷 My own 2022
Here is the stunning Coetan Arthur chambered tomb on St David's Head coastal promontory fort, #Pembrokeshire
The tomb stands within a tumbled cairn amidst the dramatic rockscape
Managed by @nattrustarch.bsky.social
📷 My own 2022
Reposted by Kate Gibson
