Reaching New Readers.
We’re delighted to introduce Francis Pryor as our guest blogger – Francis is well known as a television broadcaster, but...
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Captain John Conn of the Dreadnought.
This is really just a very quick post on the subject of my great, great, great grandfather, Captain John Conn...
Digital Worlds and Education – Let the Children Play.
I’d pulled together a small focus group of educators (one historian, one business studies, one IT) and wanted them to...
Lies, damned lies, and archaeology blog statistics.
Blogging Archaeology: February. For this month’s Blogging Archaeology we’ve been allowed a long lead. It appears that Doug’s fund of...
WWI Trenches – a new source of information for hillforts?
During the course of a Twitter conversation with Dr Rachel Pope the other night, an unusual facet of hillfort excavation...
The Gorgon from the Roman baths at Bath. A Possible Case of Mistaken Identity.
Is the Gorgon head at the Roman Baths at Bath actually Oceanus? Whilst idly flicking through a book on Greek...
Blogging Archaeology January – Most Popular Post (sort of).
Blogging Archaeology is an archaeological blogging carnival organised by the ruggedly named archaeologist, Doug Rocks-Macqueen. Each month a new subject...
Billy and Dec’s Bronze Age Youtube Transcription Adventure.
While I was watching one of my all time favourite experimental archaeology videos the other day, I noticed that Youtube...
Species commonly found in comment sections – a spotter’s guide.
This is a brief guide to recognising the denizens who inhabit the comment sections of the web. It is a...
Blogging Archaeology: December – The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly . . .
*//Update – click here for Leanne’s apologia\\* It’s December already, so time to respond to the second challenge of Doug...