
ERC-funded research project investigating communities and connectivity in Iron Age Britain & beyond | Led by Prof Ian Armit @UoYArchaeology
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For the Beaker-lovers out there, @IanArmit's keynote at the Transformation of Europe in the 3rd Millennium BC conference in Riva del Garda, is now available to watch on youtube: youtube.com/watch?v=i3eDExYc… 🥳🥳🥳
Wow. 🤯What an amazng day @Commiosproject @PrehistSociety #IronAgeLivesconference with colleagus from @celtudalps43715 & @MPI_EVA_Leipzig. Thanks so much to all our speakers and attendees, & our chairs Prof. Mel Giles & @pre_historian. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did! 😊
Tickets are still available for our Iron Age Lives conference, hosted on 7th June at the University of York in collaboration with the Prehistoric Society.
Head over to prehistoricsociety.org/event…… to book your place!
Today members of the team enjoyed discussing their work with students taking the 'Life and Death in Iron Age Britain and Ireland' module as part of the MA in Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology @UoYArchaeology 🦴🧬📊📉
@Michaellegge91 @seba_metz @Maddy_Bleasdale @L_Castells
🎉The @Commiosproject team are delighted to announce that bookings are now open for our #IronAgeLives conference, hosted on 7th June @UniOfYork in collaboration with the @PrehistSociety. Head over to prehistoricsociety.org/event… to book your place!
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@IanArmit had a wonderful time in Brussels 🍟🍻🍫🧇presenting @Commiosproject research at the 32nd CAM/LUNULA conference. Thanks to the organisers for the invitation, and great to catch up with so many colleagues! 🙂
COMMIOS PI @IanArmit had a fantastic week in Riva del Garda at the 'Transformation of Europe in the Third Millennium BC' conference (transformeurope1riva2023.com…). Thanks to Franco Nicolis and Volker Heyd for organising such a great meeting!
Fantastic #EAA2023 session today on the Iron age co-organised by CELTUDALPS and @IanArmit! @Michaellegge91 @Maddy_Bleasdale and @LindseyBuster really enjoyed sharing their research!












