Two free workshops at #CAAUK2025 (9 Dec): 📊 Intro to Bayesian Stats (with R) 🏛️ Intro to Arches (heritage data management) Limited spaces — sign up when you register! www.eventbrite.com/e/caa-uk-202... #CAAUK #Archaeology #DigitalHeritage #DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology

It’s been a pleasure to be the chair for the last six years, but it’s time for a new lead. This is a brilliant group. Do get in touch if you have any questions.

Registration is open for #CAAUK2025! Join us in Cambridge, 9–10 Dec, for talks, posters & workshops on digital & quantitative archaeology. 👉 Register: www.eventbrite.com/e/caa-uk-202...

🎙️ New Career in Ruins episode! Derek & Lawrence chat with artist-archaeologist Dr. Rose Ferraby about art, storytelling, and community in archaeology. Don’t miss this creative, inspiring conversation! 🎧 👉 youtu.be/jw1od0b4vL8?... #Archaeology #Podcast

Just back from Devizes and the opening of Rose Ferraby’s new exhibition Dowland at the Wiltshire Museum last night. Still buzzing - it’s such a fantastic show. Thanks to @lesleymcf.bsky.social for being such a great travelling companion www.wiltshiremuseum.org.uk?exhibition=d...

We’re thrilled (and a little bit stunned!) to share that Career in Ruins has been shortlisted for the @archaeologyuk.bsky.social Archaeology Achievements Awards 2025. We’re also proud just to be alongside such inspiring projects. #Archaeology #ArchaeologyAwards #CareerInRuins #PublicArchaeology

🎓 LAST CHANCE – Masters Award! Present your Masters thesis/dissertation at #CAAUK2025 for a chance to win our £100 prize 🏆 Deadline: Monday 29 Sept Submit title + 300-word abstract to [email protected] (flag you’d like to be considered) #CAAUK #DigitalArchaeology #Archaeology

🚨 Deadline Extension! 🚨 The call for papers & posters for the #CAAUK2025 is now open until 29th Sep 2025! 📅 9th-10th Dec 2025 📍 Cambridge This is a great chance for postgraduate students and early career scholars to present their research. 📧 Submit abstracts to: [email protected]

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... a fantastic heritage project in my local village. 🚂

@lawrence-shaw.bsky.social and I have been working on a little project….. youtu.be/CgE5rCsPG6Y?...

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🏆 £100 Masters Award - #CAAUK2025 Calling all recent Masters grads — showcase your dissertation research in digital & quantitative #archaeology! 📍 Cambridge | 9–10 Dec 2025 📝 Abstracts (≤300 words) by 15 Sept, 12pm to [email protected] Linktr.ee/caa_uk #DigitalArchaeology #ECR

⏳ 2 weeks left to submit for #CAAUK2025! 📝 Abstracts ≤300 words in digital & quantitative archaeology welcome. £100 Masters Award 🏆 for outstanding dissertations! 🗓️ 9–10 Dec | 📍 @Cambridge_Uni Due 15 Sept, 12pm |📧 [email protected] #DigitalArchaeology #ECR

The organisers of CAA-UK 2025 would like to invite papers and posters for the 2025 meeting, to be held at the Department of Archaeology and McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge, on the 9th and 10th of December 2025. uk.caa-international.org/caa-uk-2025/

Great to visit the Cern Abbey excavations today. And an absolute treat to have a mediaeval knife made for me out of recycled mediaeval metal from the spoil heap. Congratulations on another successful season @hugh-willmott.bsky.social

A distraction from more interesting things 👀😏

Does anyone know of any figures or reports associated with the increase in known archaeological sites since the establishment of Lidar analysis to map and record features within woodlands?

Our latest paper is now available, open source! Everyone Has to Start Somewhere: Democratisation of Digital Documentation and Visualisation in 3D Rich Potter , Derek Pitman , Lawrence Shaw and Christian Horn www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

Can’t wait to join them again this year

This was an awful lot of fun. Catch up on a video this weekend which covers our adventures at the Scottish Crannog Centre with the @archaeologyuk.bsky.social at the launch of last year’s festival of archaeology youtu.be/lnkFZSr7y2I?...

The #Durotriges25 team at the end of the last day's briefing Thanks to them and everyone else who participated in the Great Durotrigian Dig We love you guys! 👋

Great to drop into the @durotrigesdig.bsky.social open day today. Isla’s first dig, and what a high bar it has set. Lots of lovely friendly familiar faces to go along with a fascinating site 👍🙌🏼

Great to present at the World Archaeological Congress this morning (Theme 10 / Session 4: Digital Applications in Storytelling for Cultural Heritage) with our paper: Rooted in History. Proud to share how digital storytelling supports Forestry England’s Historic Environment Strategy. #WAC #Heritage

Just over a week left to get your application in for this great job.

Just had a fantastic few days excavating with Time Team at Sutton Hoo! 🏺 Thrilled to uncover new finds, learn from experts, and connect with history beneath Suffolk soil. Grateful, inspired and already counting the days until the next dig! #TimeTeam #SuttonHoo #DigLife

We are live from Sutton Hoo NOW! youtube.com/live/y47OMWN...

🌲 Join Forestry England! 🏛️ We’re hiring a Historic Environment Advisor to protect heritage across our forests. 📍 Location: Any FE office (flexible in England) 📅 Until 31/03/2028 | 💰 £32,724 Help shape landscapes and preserve history. Apply now! careers.forestryengland.uk/jobs/job/His...

The beautiful Isla join our world last Thursday. Only took a week to get some cultural heritage into her new little life. First up, the local Steam Fair. 🚂

It was a pleasure to attend the World Heritage UK 10th anniversary celebration in Westminster yesterday evening. These places matter, not just for their beauty and history, but for the stories they tell about who we are, where we’ve come from, and what we value for future generations.

I wonder why disagreement in archaeology turn so quickly into public criticism. It doesn’t just divide us it risks distancing the local societies and interest groups we should be working with. Their choices may not be align with best practice, but that’s where guidance matters more than judgement.

Last month, Forestry England launched its new publication, Rooted in History. This is now available to access through our website for everyone to enjoy and consider www.forestryengland.uk/sites/defaul...

A brilliant couple days with the @landscapesurvey.bsky.social still my favourite group to be a part of. Brilliant people and fascinating landscape discussions. Made all the better by a quick glimpse of the partial eclipse!

A great day out and around Bodmin yesterday with the @landscapesurvey.bsky.social group. An extremely dynamic landscape with historic china clay extraction still drastically modifying the landscape today.

Great day out with the @landscapesurvey.bsky.social looking at the landscapes around Bodmin

Go George www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... At 2m (6.6ft) tall, the Farley Moor standing stone was previously believed to be an isolated monument. But Forestry England said excavations uncovered evidence of a ceremonial platform and identified that five other nearby stones would once have been standing.

An exciting day to share the incredible results of our excavations at Farley Moor standing stone last October www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

@lawrence-shaw.bsky.social Nice work...looking forward to learning more. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The release of this Time Team episode marks the end of a ridiculous month of outputs. I’m super proud of this excavation, the results and the finished program. Stay tuned this Saturday to see what we discover! youtu.be/welIsd_MRKo?...

An incredible day in the sun at The Newt museum and reconstructed Roman villa. A perfect blend of tactile, exploration, sensory, digital and audio stimulation. 10/10 can’t recommend it enough. thanks for having AVAS along #archaeology #museum #heritage #livingheritage #digitalheritage

Last night, we launched Rooted in History at the Royal Geographical Society. It was great to share this Forestry England publication with government departments, heritage professionals, and academics, with inspiring talks from Mike Seddon, Gus Casely-Hayford, and Neil Redfern.

📢 We’re at Rooted in History tonight! 📢 The CBA is attending Forestry England's Rooted in History event, where our Executive Director, Neil Redfern, joins an incredible lineup of speakers. We’ll be sharing live updates on our stories, X and Bluesky, so stay tuned! 📸

Looking forward to showing the Forestry England Deep Root, Dark Earth: Freeminers of the Forest of Dean film at the Bath Archaeological-Heritage Film Festival next month! Find out more details here: bathboxoffice.org.uk/whats-on/551...

Proud to share Deep Roots, Dark Earth: Freeminers of the Forest of Dean, a film I helped bring to life. Exploring the grit, passion & heritage of one of England’s oldest mining traditions. Watch history unfold underground. #Freemining #DeepRootsDarkEarth youtu.be/uoaO-ls1fqI?...

This has been a long time in the making. So looking forward to sharing it wider on the 12th March.

So pleased with how this video turned out—celebrating 100 years of Bedgebury National Pinetum! A century of conserving some of the world’s rarest conifers and creating a truly special landscape. Check it out! #Bedgebury100 #Pinetum youtu.be/E3FficZZkh4?...

Our co-authered article, The Future of the Historic Environment in Forestry in the UK: Maximising Opportunities or Focusing on Impacts?, with David, Ed and Matt, has now landed www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

At a bowling for soup concert with @derekpitman.bsky.social and they sell 2 pint glasses. I feel like a hobbit.