Archaeology Archives Oxford The archives held at the Institute of Archaeology, University of Oxford.
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A syndicated collection of blogs by and for archivists. The Journals of an 19th century Tallahassee Reverend. As well as the other materials digitized from the St. For more information about the collection, visit its finding aid. The PIDB continues its role advising the Presi.
Exploring Roman food, memory and identity. Want to find out more? We currently have 35 blog posts about Roman food and the Food for Thought project. Techniques for researching Roman food. Medieval Masterchef at the 2014 European Archaeological Association Conference.
Size can affect the way we look at objects.
This gallery contains 2 photos. April at Vauxhall gave us a surprise or two. It was a lovely morning for a visit to the foreshore, but we soon started to see some significant changes to the site. Whenever this happens, we tend to go through several stages of denial; Hmm, something looks different. This gallery contains 7 photos.
Iron Age and Roman plants and people. Reference list of reference collections. I recently helped organise the Integrated Microscopy Approaches in Archaeobotany workshop. Some other useful resources are the minutes of a 2010 AWG meeting. And a very detailed article. By Mark Nesbitt in Circaea 1991 discussing how to build a reference collection. Historic England, Fort Cumberland. Of 4500 seeds and fruits, mainly British specimens. Also wood, charcoal, mosses and fibres.
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Tucked away in the Institute of Archaeology are the archives. They tell the storyof archaeologyfrom the late 19th century onwards through the books, maps, plans, notes, pictures, photographs, drawings, letters, and paraphernalia of archaeologists. The archives have accumulated here more or less at random, sometimes given to the Institute for safe keeping, sometimes brought herePARSED CONTENT
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Musings of a woman, sister, daughter, granddaughter, aunt, niece, cousin, friend, significant other, student, archaeologist, democrat, knitter, dog-lover, and proud owner of a sewing machine who gives a damn about it all. Monday, September 9, 2013. While I gather photos and stories from the last few weeks, I thought I would share this little gem of a song with you. Makes me think of home, happy places, and all the adventures ahead. Wednesday, August 14, 2013. You can pretend you are a p.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016. Hell-Fire Club interviews with BBC. Friday, February 5, 2016. Fun fieldwork with local Bristol school. Saturday, January 30, 2016.
Archaeology and Anthropology at Coastal Carolina University. Coastal Carolina University - Archaeology and Anthropology. Coastal Carolina University - Archaeology and Anthropology. Coastal Carolina University - Archaeology and Anthropology.
Thursday, July 12, 2007. The Archaeological Conservancy, Private Sector Archaeology Program. Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park, Public Sector Archaeology Program. Vernelda Grant, Tribal Program.
Currently, I work in a writing center and information technology lab at a liberal arts university, hence my interest in digital technology. This blog is an attempt to explore both topics, and my own interests and opinions on each. Online Archaeology in the UK.