Floor Huisman
@fjhuisman.bsky.social
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Postdoctoral researcher at University College Dublin | Coordinator ArcheoHotspot at Ammersoyen Castle (Geldersch Landschap en Kasteelen) | Public Archaeology | Culture & Heritage | Nature & Environment
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Hello & welcome! 👋 This is the new @JnlWetlandArch account, sharing news & updates on all things wetland archaeology. 🌿💧 Follow along for the latest news and updates!
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Yes, so much fun @eswallow.bsky.social! Excited for our next conference appearance. Probably your @archaeologyeaa.bsky.social session on multispecies relationships?
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Well, I think I speak for all of us when I say that a great time was had at the #KielConference this last week! What a privilege to be working with such brilliant colleagues - great job guys, and so much fun @nnicaoidh.bsky.social @fjhuisman.bsky.social @ansoc-erc.bsky.social!!
Speaker, Eleanor Swallow, speaking on a stage in front of a presentation slide titled "Livingstock: Deposition" with Archaeological animal deposition images and reconstruction illustrations of Bronze Age settlement scenes. Speakers Eleanor Swallow, Nóra Nic Aoidh, and Kate Kanne, standing on stage presenting the conclusions of their talk at the Kiel Conference. Members of the ANSOC research project (left to right) Eleanor, Kate, Nóra, and Floor, sat around the dinner table.
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Just before the holidays, let me share this call for papers for a great @archaeologyeaa.bsky.social session on other than human animals, organized by our lovely @ansoc-erc.bsky.social PhD students @eswallow.bsky.social, Nóra, Oliver, Gywain and @alexsiekmann.bsky.social. Merry Christmas everyone!
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Had a really lovely day with members of the Bronze Age Study Group touring West-Frisia yesterday! We visited several sites & the Rundveemuseum in Aartswoud, where several beautiful Dutch breeds are kept. This lovely lady approved of my view on Bronze Age animal architecture! @ansoc-erc.bsky.social