#Archaeology for a #biodiversitycrisis, #heritage for a #climate positive future. Optimist. #Pleistocene archaeologist, rugby coach, knitter, former public servant, now doing what I can in a large #conservation NGO with #landusechange and IRO research.
Dr Hannah Fluck
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I just listened to Dean Lomax on BBC Radio 4 Life Scientific. A heartening example of the importance of volunteering opportunities in museums if ever I heard one. #volunteering #volunteeringweek
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Hello! Anyone in #Hampshire know if Kevin Stubbs - historic buildings expert - is still around and active in building conservation? Or if anyone knows of other Hampshire cob wall experts please
Cissbury Ring is one of the National Trust’s jewels in the South Downs. From the summit on a clear day, there are far reaching views across the chalk cliffs beyond Brighton and out to the Isle of Wight. It is this striking location and its dramatic views that have drawn people here for generations.
Now this is cool...
On the train to Glasgow for the Into The Wild conference workshop tomorrow. I think travelling by sleeper train is my most favourite way to travel!
This a very exciting job for someone... a cultural heritage landscape curator covering NT places in the North including the Lake District...
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If you work in development-led archaeology in England, whether it's curatorial advice, consultancy or running projects, Historic England and Reading University would welcome your feedback on HE's guidance on the Palaeolithic 🦣🏺
Please follow this link to access a short online survey: bit.ly/3PcKMul
Join the Archaeology team at Knole for a Park Walk on 21st May!
Discover how recent archaeological projects have shaped our understanding of Knole and what the landscape can tell us about how people have used and enjoyed the park for thousands of years.
Full details and how to book: bit.ly/491u7AH
Last week, 30 staff and volunteers from Sheffield Park & Garden in East Sussex explored the remains of the #Victorian Ladies' Pavilion, which was built by Henry Holroyd, the 3rd Earl of Sheffield and demolished during the early decades of the 20th century.
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The site is well worth exploring on foot, but without a guide many of its stories can easily be missed.
But now thanks to a partnership with the South Downs National Park Authority, ten short films explore themes connected to the site’s archaeology, landscape management, and people who worked here.
