Miles, mud and mortuary practice – a day at Orkney’s chambered cairns Unperturbed by mud and standing water, a group of hardy students clocked up a few miles today on a field trip to take in four of Orkney's best known Neolithic chambered cairns....

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...make space on the fridge door, @helenerey.bsky.social 😂 Two emails today - made possible thanks to my awesome PhD supervisory teams at @wlvuni.bsky.social and @uhcw-nhs.bsky.social 🙏 Dr Chris Kite, Dr Alex Dallaway, Dr Ioannis Kyrou, and Prof Harpal Randeva 🤝

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👀👀 This is exciting and from one of the sector's few independent collectives.

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Raises the question: do we pay enough attention to the, often unique, ecologies supported by historic (and ancient) structures? Should the research and recording, and subsequent monitoring and managing, of such cultural sites also include their natural elements? @natureculture.bsky.social

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A day among the monuments for group of new archaeology students To mark the start of the academic year, 27 of our new undergraduate and postgraduate students - from all over the globe - experienced all the weather Orkney could throw at them today on a field trip to the Heart of Neolithic Orkney…

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