Paid an impromptu visit to Crowland Abbey this afternoon. One of the most important medieval religious centres in the Ferns. Looking very picturesque in the autumn afternoon sun today 👌

Day 2 at 50 Years of Discovery in Norwich. Dr Neal Payne presenting a first glimpse of our huge new environmental archaeological database, that illustrates the history of farming and ecology in the Fens stretching back thousands of years! 🌾🐏🐄

First talk at the 50 Years of Discovery conference in Norwich, and the Fens already get an honourable mention in Prof Carenza Lewis's top 20 sites in East Anglia! #flagfen #fenland

Beautiful!

Two more weeks till Dublin!! Can't wait for this!

First project output published! 🙌 Fully open access Read more about our project and initial results here! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

📣 PUBLISHED OPEN ACCESS 📣 Fenscapes: archaeology, natural heritage and environmental change in the Fens of eastern England in @antiquity.ac.uk 👉 www.arch.cam.ac.uk/news/fenscap... 📸 Fenscapes Team @cambridgearch.bsky.social @cam.ac.uk

This is Radio 4 at its best - an immersive "documentary" about Lindow Man, Lindow Woman, their society, discovery and their ongoing relevance. Well worth a listen even if bog bodies aren't your thing! www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

The project team are heading down en-masse for @AEA_Oxford24 later this week. Looking forward a couple of days of exciting talks, meeting old friends and presenting our first results from the #Fens! See you there!