SeeingBeyondTheSite

@Beyond_the_site

project studying late prehistoric human activity in SE Ireland analysing settlement, chronology + palaeoenvironment, funded , all views own

Cork, Ireland
Joined July 2015
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    4 Dec 2015

    Our hazelnut from a core in now has a bronze age date of 1505-1415 cal. BC woo!

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    6 Dec 2015

    Stonehenge may have been first erected in Wales, 'amazing' finds suggest

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    1 Dec 2015

    Pollen analysis taking place at our advanced training short course at today

    Ok so I know it looks like I'm just retweeting yesterday's diatom pic, but today it's pollen analysis!
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    26 Nov 2015

    The preservation! Beautiful with handle still in tact

    A Neolithic flint axe with its wooden handle still intact, Denmark
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    25 Nov 2015

    How to play a recreated Iron Age vessel: Vessel Sounding-a short clip

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    24 Nov 2015

    We've discovered our first 3,000 year-old textile from the current excavation!

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    20 Nov 2015

    The chamber of Dowth North. My new favourite for today

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    19 Nov 2015

    The tree that bleeds: reflecting on trees+woodland in present+. Pallasboy Project blog

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    17 Nov 2015

    Understanding preservation in situ of sites in - the role of hydrological monitoring:

    Groundwater monitoring: first look at Glastonbury Lake Village data
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    15 Nov 2015

    Pollen grains are beautiful - but what can they tell us about early humans in Britain?

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    11 Nov 2015

    We've come along way from the days of DOS + the allocated 'Tilia computer' in the corner of the lab

    Tilia now has its own easy to find webpage! wowsers!
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    12 Nov 2015

    I wonder if they also told the bees their news? Evidence of bee-made resources found in Neolithic pottery:

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    12 Nov 2015

    Explore a virtual tour of Celtic objects from museums across the UK

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    3 Nov 2015

    Banking on science- the 3/4ton coin, silver & gold Iron Age hoard found on Jersey & being conserved by

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    29 Oct 2015

    Wetland Archaeology Research Project Returns! Long overdue. Conference next June spread the word

    registration for 2016 is now open. Pop along to and see whats going on.
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    27 Oct 2015

    Beautiful day coring in the Lakes yesterday! Getting our new pollen PhD student started

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    26 Oct 2015

    This makes me a lot happier than it probably should.

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    20 Oct 2015

    Remaking and reimagining an Iron Age artefact: Pallasboy goes into the Museum, splendid photos by

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    14 Oct 2015

    Monolithic Stonehenge Cake today at our Research Wednesday Seminar, led by Professor Mike Parker Pearson of UCL.

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    12 Oct 2015

    Re-making and re-thinking an Iron Age artefact: Pallasboy Project Blog, Day 8

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