Free on our open library. All the works we undertook in an attempt to find somewhere to build the new visitor facilities at Stonehenge. wessexarchaeologylibrary.org/plugins/book...

A very soggy Long Meg today

The report on our excavations at Cheeseman's Green, Ashord is now on our open library. A remarkable site with two Late Mesolithic cremation burials among a host of other evidence. wessexarchaeologylibrary.org/library/repository/view/233/

Jacquetta Hawkes, of all people, pre-empting John Barrett by a good half century

A giant penis at Stonehenge? That's hardly news www.independent.co.uk/news/science...

❗️Save the date❗️ Europa Conference 2025: Landscape connectivity in Prehistory at Univ of Reading, Sat 7th June 2025. Conference honours achievements of Prof. Martin Bell, Prof of Arch Science at Univ of Reading. Call for papers now live. Info in link: www.prehistoricsociety.org/events/2025-...

Job Klaxon! 🚨 Our archaeology department here at @exeter.ac.uk is looking for a Database Manager to help create an open-access digital repository for the curation and sharing of digital 3D files. Initial contract 15 months, apply by 5 Jan: jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webrecr... (search Database Manager)

'Prestigious voluntary opportunity' Chair of Stonehenge & Avebury Partnership Panel Deadline: 19 Jan 2025 www.stonehengeandaveburywhs.org/opportunity-...

At my first @tag45.bsky.social in over 20 years seems like a good time to ask my periodic question. If you had to recommend one book about archaeology published this century, what would it be? (Yes, it can be your own book).

Day 1 @tag45.bsky.social off to a great start. @richardosgood.bsky.social and @pauleverill.bsky.social showing yet again how archaeology can do real good. Still trying to decide where Ian Hodder's talk was on the scale of 'paradigm shifting intervention' to 'old man yells at cloud'...