Dr Mairi Davies

@DrMairiDavies

Archaeologist working at the intersection of heritage, conservation and .

Vrijeme pridruživanja: kolovoz 2016.

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  1. Is this still here, and if not, is there any archaeological trace of it?

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    31. sij

    The impact of is far-reaching, and cultural heritage sites including historic buildings are being affected across the world. Find out more with , a new collaborative project using technology to preserve them digitally 👇

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    30. sij

    Great to have from come and tell us about her important work on climate change and the historic environment staff conf today

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    15. sij

    Interested in the impacts of on the historic environment? Take a look at the to learn about the latest evidence exploring impacts of climate change on UK coasts and seas and the effect on cultural heritage 👇

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    29. sij

    Day 29 Resist. Archaeology and activism. Power of peaceful protest.

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    29. sij

    The showed graphs with data, carefully collected and analysed, which showed how far we have to go to make our sector fair and equitable. Our is getting worse!

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    28. sij
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    24. sij

    Lydia Datt studied at the Edinburgh School of Medicine for Women, 1895-1897. She was the third Indian woman to study there, and the second Indian woman to practice medicine in Scotland, working for several months as House Surgeon at the Edinburgh Hospital for Women in 1897.

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    Sophia Jex-Blake was born in 1840! In 1869 she became part of the first group of female undergraduate students to matriculate at the University of Edinburgh & in 1878 she opened the Edinburgh Provident Dispensary for Women & Children which later became Bruntsfield Hospital

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    15. sij
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    shows our coastal heritage is at risk from impacts of with more erosion, weathering + flooding of historic places. 🌊💨 So how do we measure risks + adapt? This guide is here to help:

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    14. sij

    After Storm Brendan - please check your local coastline for damage or new exposures. See existing records and submit your ShoreUPDATE surveys through the Sites at Risk Map

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    15. sij

    We're also starting to get reports that the archaeological sites have been affected here.

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    15. sij

    For the first time ever has its own peer-reviewed scientific report sitting alongside the other 25 topics - a win!! With help from , , , , and !!

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    Yesterday while on the Thames Foreshore I found this tiny yellow glass bead with a sad & dark history. This is a ‘striped melon’, so called because of the colour & red/green stripes. Made in 18th C Venice or Bohemia & known as a slave trade bead.

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    13. sij

    I’m about to teach class on Site Formation processes. It’s core to everything we do as archaeologists and yet I struggle to find it in text books. I’m taking best examples from papers instead.

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    10. sij
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    Slightly later, and not a student, but this is a 1937 instance of an Edinburgh hotel enforcing a 'colour bar' (and justifying it on the basis of the prejedices of 'American tourists')

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    10. sij

    In 1927 and again in 1931 “colour bars” against African and Asian students were repeatedly introduced by cafes, bars and restaurants in Edinburgh. These racist bans were widely condemned in South African, Indian, Tanzanian and British newspapers.

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