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As one door closes another one opens... Huge congratulations to @LindseyBuster from all the COMMIOS team. 🥳🥳🥳
After weeks of having to keep this under my hat, I'm delighted to share some exciting news about my full-time move to York starting 1st October! Huge thanks to everyone who has helped along the way... 🤗🤗🤗
ukri.org/news/ukri-announces…
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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… 🥳🥳🥳
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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! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it Rachel - thanks for chairing so wonderfully!
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It’s hard to describe the COMMIOS experience, It was jaw-dropping, all day. Stunning work by Ian Armit and team. I can’t wait for you all to see it. It’s beyond all our expectations. A whole new understanding of Iron Age Britain is about to drop.
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@IanArmit and his team examine the meaning and significance of a remarkable collection of carved stone heads in the context of vernacular art, cosmology and religion in the early centuries CE: flipsnack.com/leverhulmetrus…
ALT Screenshot of double page spread. Red sandstone head carving on black background from four angles.
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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!
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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
This is going to be a great conference!
🎉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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I was so pleased to be invited to do this. Thanks @socantscot @DigItScotland 🤗🤗🤗
For nearly 100 years, women have worked to uncover the remains of Scotland's ancient burial practices in a group of enigmatic sea caves in Moray.
On #InternationalWomensDay, dig into the history of the Covesea Caves with @LindseyBuster and Momoko Eliot: youtube.com/watch?v=5AL0wgZo…
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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! 🙂
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Calling those curious about postgraduate study in:
🏺 Archaeology
📈 Business, Management and Finance
📚 English
⚖️ Law
🧠 Psychology
We’re running online sessions where staff from the department or School will share what's on offer.
Find out more
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ALT Text reads: ?The discover sessions, hear directly from the department you want to study with
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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!
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So what is the Cult of the Head project about? In a quiet village in Gloucestershire, on the west of the Severn, there is a little-known archaeological site called Dean Hall Roman Temple. littledeanhall.wordpress.com…
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Meet the newest member of the COMMIOS team! Sebastian @seba_metz is our postdoc in Bioinformatics. He will be analysing ancient human DNA to investigate population structure, diversity and kinships in Iron Age Britain (1/4)
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Congratulations to @IanArmit & @LindseyBuster on their part in this award-winning research! #bencullenprize
Congratulations to Julia Best et al., winners of the 2023 Ben Cullen Prize!
Their research uncovered that the chicken was introduced to Europe and North Africa much later than previously believed.
Check out the officially award-winning work (🆓) buff.ly/3xlcBVj
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We had a wonderful time in Bolzano with @EuracMummy & the CELTUDALPS team discussing our research & making plans for future collaboration. We can't wait to see them all again for session#141 @archaeologyEAA 2023 in Belfast this September!
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Great to see this out. 😊
New Open Access Article Alert! Free to read and download.
Mediating worlds: the role of nurses as ritual specialists in caring for the dead and dying.
Please retweet & share with anyone it might interest.
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