Dr Mike Nevell
@archaeotea.bsky.social
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Industrial archaeologist at Ironbridge, author, lecturer, occasional podcaster, - also cat, cricket & tea lover. See www.archaeotea.wordpress.com
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megalithic.bsky.social
Castell Bryn-Gwyn: The hillfort is defended by a bank and ditch and accessed by a causeway. #HillfortsWednesday Excavations have revealed that it has a long history dating back to the Neolithic period when it was created as a henge. 📷 Horatio More: http://www.megalithi...
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petesavin.bsky.social
The remains of a Roman flagon found during excavation during the 2024 excavation season. The Uncovering roman Carlisle Team will be back from the 26th October for a short 2 week dig. #HadriansWall #Carlisle #archaeology
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mattpope.bsky.social
I now but hadn't knowingly come across this book before. Authored by the anonymous OS Archaeology Division (does that still exist?), It's a fifth edition originating from Crawford's "Notes on Archaeology..."
The cover design is wonderful and its just begging to be adapted by @scarfolk.bsky.social 🏺
Book on a wooden table. Book is entitled Ordnance Survey Field Archaeology I'm Great Britain. Cover shows the title, the OS logo and a Black line illustration of a Stonehenge trilithn on a mint green background
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southdownsnp.bsky.social
Who's excited about leafy autumn trails?

With over 3,300km of footpaths, bridleways and byways, there's loads of great opportunities to make the most of the Autumn.

Check out some of our suggested walking routes 👉 www.southdowns.gov.uk/get-active/south-downs-walks

📷 Sam Moore
📍 Friston Forest
A footpath through an autumnal woodland with trees of gold and yellow leaves
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archaeologyuk.bsky.social
We are thrilled to reveal the shortlist for the #ArchaeologicalAchievementAwards 2025. 🎉

Every shortlisted project demonstrates how archaeology connects people and places, and how it can spark fresh ideas about our shared past and future.

Congratulations to all shortlisted! 👉 shorturl.at/DbaPk
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nattrustarch.bsky.social
*NEWS* We are delighted to share that Kayleigh Hibberd has been shortlisted in the Early Career Archaeologist category #ArchaeologicalAchievementAwards.
The winners will be revealed on 28 November at Queen’s University Belfast. The event will be live streamed on @archaeologyuk.bsky.social's YouTube.
A picture of an archaeologist wearing a hard hat and high visibility vest standing in a test pit on an archaeological site. The captions on the image read: 
On the shortlist!
Early Career Archaeologist
Archaeological Achievement Awards
Sponsored by the Royal Archaeological Institute
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fotofacade.bsky.social
Sunday Read: 'I’ll never forget the first time I saw Cowside - cosseted by a copse that was rudely thrust out onto the horizon from the blanched arc of a hill..but getting there had been one of the most arduous journeys of my life.' Read on 👉 www.digest.andymarshall.co/andy-marshal...
A snow-covered track leads uphill towards Cowside Farm in Langstrothdale, surrounded by bare winter trees under a clear blue sky and bright morning light.
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groomb.bsky.social
'Made in Manchester' paperback is still number seven English history bestseller at Waterstones.
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durotrigesdig.bsky.social
The chunky, tile-embedded stone bastions of Roman ANDERITVM (Pevensey in East #Sussex) date from the late 3rd century AD

Today, these towers of the coastal fort protrude menacingly out into the road, threatening unwary motorists

📷 May 2010

#RomanFortThursday
Towers of a huge stone and tile wall with a tarmac road and central white painted line in front. Red car and small modern buildings in the distance
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archaeohistories.bsky.social
Kids Exploring Ancient Ruins 😄

#archaeohistories
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antiquity.ac.uk
Plan of the #Roman amphitheatre of Viminacium, Serbia. Discovery and analysis of brown bear remains here indicate bears were captured nearby and forced to fight for entertainment.

(£) doi.org/10.15184/aqy...

🏺 #Archaeology
Plan of a round amphitheatre structure with several rectilinear buildings surrounding it. An insert shows a photograph of one of these buildings after excavation.