PAB focuses on three chronological periods of human presence in Britain: earliest occupation, Neanderthals, emergence of modern humans. š£
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#ICYMI our 3D scans of hominin fossils (3d.si.edu/collections/hominiā¦) and prehistoric artifacts (3d.si.edu/collections/prehisā¦) are now viewable online on the @Smithsonian3D website! The viewer software even has a measuring tool. š
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#inktober2023 11) Wander. The astonishing Happisburgh footprints . Made c900,000 years ago by a group of adults & (wonderfully) children walking along mudflats on what is now Norfolk. These ephemeral traces of humans are the earliest footprints outside Africa. Mind blowing.
ALT Sketch of a footprint in mud
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Look out for 'š§Ice Age: Frozen World' with @michaelastracha and @SteveBackshall coming soon - I was a scientific advisor on that one!
Explore the world with these amazing shows, coming soon š¤©
š§Ice Age: Frozen World
š Secrets Of Our Universe With @astro_timpeake
šÆšµ Japan With @TheJaneMcDonald
āļø Endurance: Race To The Pole
š Wonders Of The Moon With @daraobriain
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How a massive North Atlantic cooling event disrupted early human occupation in Europe phys.org/news/2023-08-massivā¦ via @physorg_com
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On the Discovery of a Late Acheulean 'Giant' Handaxe from the Maritime Academy, Frindsbury, Kent doi.org/10.11141/ia.61.6
New #OpenAccess article in IA61 by @LettyIngrey @DrDufftown Martin Bates, Andrew Shaw & @MatthewPope
ALT Four views of the Maritime Academy āgiantā handaxe showing both faces of the artefact and the view of each side
ALT The Maritime Academy hand axe held in someone's hands for scale against a dark blue cloth
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Look what turned up in the post today. Author advanced copies of 'Exploring Norfolk's Deep History Coast'!
Look out for copies in really good shops near you, July 2023.
#fossils #Archaeology
@NorthNorfolkVC @Lynn_Museum @CromerMuseum @NorwichCastle @PathwaysAB @WestRuntonBeach
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Fancy a rummage in the rockpools tomorrow??? Or maybe a fossil hunt?? @NorfolkWT will be here from 11am. #rockpools #fossilhunting #deephistorycoast #westrunton #homeofthemammoth
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At my latest count it was 12 known arrivals, followed by 11 disappearances, starting about 900,000 years ago.
The present phase started about 11,700 years ago, but even that involved many further arrivals..
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ā¦@BBCAmosā© This covers some of those early human arrivals (and losses).. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcasā¦
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#ICYMI Very pleased to have been invited onto @BBCEssex with @DaveMonkEssex yesterday discussing Essex's rubbishscapes and #historiclandfill. Starting at 3.08s bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0fjqdā¦
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North Norfolk District Council has issued a warning after tonnes of sand and soil landed onĀ a beach after a cliff collapsed at Sidestrand. northnorfolknews.co.uk/news/ā¦
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Iāll be discussing how #climatechange, #sealevel rise and #coastal erosion threaten to release millions tonnes of rubbish and pollution to our beaches @pintofscience @QMULGeography ā at Camberwell, London
Two weeks to go before the @pintofscience ! @QMUL and the #OurSociety team have assembled an impressive speakers lineup.
First evening: Discover how climate change will directly affect your life! With @dr_andy_russell and @DrKateSpencer
pintofscience.co.uk/event/clā¦
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This wonāt be the first time I have talked rubbish in a pub all night. But Iām really looking forward to discussing @olifranklin great new book #wasteland and getting us all to think a bit more carefully about what we throw away #historiclandfill #legacywaste ā at Camberwell, London
Thrilled to announce! June 29th we are having a really rubbish night! We welcome @olifranklin @DrKateSpencer for #wasteland - the past , present and future of our relationship with waste and rubbish. With @NewhamBookshop . Tix on sale soon as
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š¦£ Take a virtual field trip to some of the key #Palaeolithic sites along the North #Norfolk coast.
Includes text, videos, images & links to further resources.
pabproject.org/research-projā¦
#Happisburgh #HistoryTeacher #GeographyTeacher
ALT Screenshot from Google Earth project "North Norfolk Coast Virtual Field Trip".
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Really looking forward to @heritage_dot conference on Wednesday: I'm speaking about my geolocated soundtrail 'The Unseen Heard' created for @powthanet as part of @CITiZAN1 @MOLArchaeology pandemic outreach. Lots of other great looking papers too, it's free but you need to book ā¬ļø
2 days to go!
Heritage Dot Conference 2023 - explore the programme
heritagedot.org/2023-programā¦
Last few tickets remaining - book your FREE ticket now!
lincolnuni.eventsair.com/herā¦
@HeritageFundUK @unilincoln
#DigitalForHeritage #HeritageDot2023
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NEW EXHIBITION opens next week!
Hackney 300,000 BC: Meet the Neanderthal neighbours and curious creatures of the borough's Old Stone Age.
Opens Tuesday 31 January. #PlacesOfScience
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@MOLArchaeology community archaeologist and @PathwaysAB research associate @Dr_ClaireH gives the Peter Hoare Memorial Lecture to Ely and District Archaeological Society on āWorthington G Smith: his haunts and relicsā - a subject close to Peterās heart!
#Archaeology #Palaeolithic
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Cleaning sections of the Middle Gravels at Swanscombe for the #ESHE 2015 meeting ā¦@PathwaysABā©
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More on the mysterious #IceAge batons from Goughās Cave, Somerset, and their possible use for manipulating ropes link.springer.com/article/10ā¦
