Dr Chloe Duckworth

@chloeduckworth.bsky.social

Archaeologist, lecturer, author. About to embark on a new adventure (but no idea what it is yet!). She/her.

Bored? Let’s play a game… 1. Go to Google Scholar 2. Search for the rudest or silliest topic you can think of 3. Giggle like a 13 year old at all the serious papers and attempted humorous titles pertaining to said topic 4. Quote post this with your best discovery

This is a brilliant listen. Jacqueline McKinley of Wessex Archaeology on today’s episode of The Life Scientific. She explains things beautifully, in an all-too a rare piece of public exposure for the importance of work in the commercial archaeology sector ☺️ www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

The Life Scientific - Jacqueline McKinley on unearthing bones and stories at Britain's ancient burial sites - BBC Sounds

Jim Al-Khalili digs into the subterranean world of ancient bones with Jacqueline McKinley.

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Colin Renfrew has passed away. A hugely influential figure in archaeology throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries. Here are a few photos of him from about 15years ago, when I was working on his Keros Project.

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If you haven't read this important document for UK #archaeology then do, and read the heartbreaking appendix of comments. We shouldn't be here. Share, discuss, engage with CIFA, join a Union. Ask why we can't have sustainable, prodessional wages within a sector worth £382 billion pounds. 🏺

David Connolly BAJR@bajr-badger.bsky.social · 2y ago

www.bajrfed.co.uk/bajrpress/ar... Today we release the BAJR Poverty Impact Report 2024, continuing the work begun with the first Report in 2022. Contained within are the voices of 644 colleagues. Read, absorb and act. Discussions on BAJR Facebook [ this time with Image ]

I recently tried my hand at replicating an Ancient Egyptian core-formed glass perfume bottle. I did this in a tiny handmade bead furnace (something like a pizza oven but even smaller), showing that such processes can be done in structure which leave relatively little archaeological evidence.

Small perfume bottle made of opaque blue glass with trailing decoration in yellow, white and turquoise.