Graeme Warren

@graemewarren.bsky.social

hunter-gatherer archaeology at UCD Archaeology; Book *Hunter-Gatherer Ireland* (Winner EAA Book Prize 2024); President *International Society for Hunter-Gatherer Research*; grows/eats chillies; mountain/ultra runner

Calling Tim Robinson fans! RIA Publishing House is producing new editions of Robinson's iconic map series, Aran, The Burren and Connemara. How would you like to see these wonderful maps brought back to life? We would love to hear from you! Email publications@ria.ie with your feedback.

Black and white map of Connemara, County Galway, with marked regions and the author Tim Robinson's name displayed.

Heading to the West Cork History Festival? Three Royal Irish Academy authors will be appearing at Inish Beg this weekend. Gabriel Cooney MRIA, author of 'Death in Irish prehistory' explores the boundary between life and death in prehistoric Ireland.

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Also the feeling, currently being lived painfully and angrily by hundreds of academic and academic units across the UK including at Exeter, when you've worked sedulously and very effectively for years to attain research and/or teaching excellence, only to be at risk of sweeping redundancy.

University of Exeter Special Collections@exeterunispeccoll.bsky.social · last wk.

The feeling when you've been looking at a handwritten document for an hour and you still can't read THAT word...! This illustration of a sea monster can be found in our sixteenth-century atlas of the counties of England and Wales by Christopher Saxton. 📷 Rare books B 1590/SAX/XX

Cropped image of a sixteenth-century illustration of a sea monster with orange eyes and orange fins. The sea monster appears to be frowning. The eyes of the sea monster are wide open and appear to be fixed intently on a point ahead.

“The famine is over! The curse be damned!! Hit the nuclear button! Mayo have won the All-Ireland!!” An all-time great sports commentary moment from Stephen Grealis and Martin McHugh on Mayo’s Midwest Radio. #gaa

Worked on this wildfire investigation for the last number of months with colleagues across the EU. To publish today is, sadly, very timely. While Ireland doesn’t experience the ‘mega fires’ we see in Spain etc, the damage caused to protected sites here is actually far greater than most of Europe.

The Journal Investigates@investigates.thejournal.ie · 2w ago

NEW INVESTIGATION: Despite escaping the 'mega fires' seen in countries such as Spain and Greece, Ireland actually has one of Europe’s highest rates of wildfire overlap with protected nature sites, we can reveal

It is both interesting and alarming to see how much the tourism board is the ultimate arbiter of heritage in Ireland, be it archaeological heritage or museums. While tourism is obviously financially valuable there are other forms of value that are equally important www.rte.ie/news/regiona...

Fáilte Ireland intervened over filming for The Traitors

Fáilte Ireland intervened after the OPW refused permission for the new season of hit TV show The Traitors to stage missions at prehistoric monuments at Knowth and Dowth.

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We are accepting expressions of interest or short abstracts (200 words) for both issue 1 and issue 2 until 31 August 💙 For further information or any questions, please feel free to contact me directly at haneul.jang@ird.fr or the editorial team at hgreditor+se@gmail.com

Haneul Jang@haneuljang.bsky.social · 2mo ago

💙 Call for contributions! 💙 To mark 60 years since the Man the Hunter conference (1966), Hunter Gatherer Research is curating a two-part special issue on “Lessons and Reflections from Hunter-Gatherer Research” www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/journal/hgr A thread on the two issues & formats👇

🧵 Issue 1: Scholarly Reflections & Intergenerational Dialogues We invite reflections, reminiscences, and conversations from senior scholars on the challenges, lessons & future directions of H-G research. Formats: 🌱Scholarly Memoirs 🌱Structured Interviews 🌱Reflections for the Next Generation

🧵 Issue 2: Local and Hunter-Gatherer Voices We invite contributions from local researchers, Indigenous scholars, and hunter-gatherer community members to broaden perspectives in H-G research. Formats: 🌱Dialogues 🌱Collaborative Contributions 🌱Reflections rooted in local knowledge & lived experience