Dr Wendy Morrison

@hillfortian.bsky.social

Director of CHAP CIC; prehistorian, flyfisher, ferroequinologist. Jack of some trades, master of none. FSA Opinions are all my own... www.heritageCHAP.co.uk

Excellent short piece here with wise words from @markknight63.bsky.social Back in February 2016, I was lucky enough to visit the site of excavations there. The quality of the archaeology (and of the archaeological investigation) has stayed with me.

merryn@merryn02.bsky.social · 2w ago

Must Farm quarry. Its a huge site with loads of archaeology. Some of the best Bronze Age organics yet discovered in Britain. Flax, wood and those amazing pots of grain. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

I am worried by their statement AFTER rejecting a proposal, that a document detailing their use of AI will be forthcoming. That document and policy should have not only been written and in place before opening the call for proposals, it should have been made VERY CLEAR to all applicants.

Charlotte Lydia Riley@lottelydia.bsky.social · 3w ago

while the British Academy is using partial randomisation on its small grants -- and awarding more women/and POC researchers than ever before -- UKRI is feeding your painstakingly-developed proposal into an AI. But it's okay because they then get *two* AIs to debate whether you get the money.

First day off 23td August. That's right, 12+hr days, 7days a week. Did I lie in a darkened room and contemplate my life choices? Nope! First, to @NationalTrust Ankerwyke to see the priory ruins, then walk the Thames at Runnymede. Slap up roast in Wraysbury, then to St Albans for some Jazz!

Ankerwyke priory ruins Runnymede dragonflyPond at Runnymede Redbourn Jazz Band at the St Saviour Church

Saturday 11-4 Ashwell End - SG7 5JE Come along to the Open Day at the end of #ashwell26 A few nice features, a few nice finds, the good people at the Asheell Museum are opening up too and doing teas and things. We have a lot of gorgeous Iron Age potsherds and a very sexy bronze iron age coin...

(c) Kris Lockyear
Trench 1 from a drone

ANNOUNCEMENT: All our sundials will be out of order this evening between about 6pm and 8pm, we apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Normal service will resume tomorrow. In unrelated news, enjoy the eclipse later... Photos: Mike Selby, Annapurna Mellor, Chris Davies, John Millar

A wall-mounted sundial inside a walled garden. Text on the sundial reads: "fear god, obey ye king"A traditional sundial on a plinth, formal gardens surround itThe sun beams down on a traditional sundial, with heather visible in the backgroundA shot of a sundial from above. It's mounted on a stone plinth. Text on the side reads "KEW BRIDGE"