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![Riverside homes: The illustration shows what the Must Farm [UK] settlement might have looked like during its brief habitation in the ninth century B.C., before its destruction by fire. Because of partial demolition of the site by quarrying in the 1960s, it is not known how many dwellings the palisade originally contained. Construction required a huge amount of timber, mainly oak and ash. Scholars believe that the Must Farm community was one of many and that these raised structures were an established local custom. Archaeologists believe more such sites may lie hidden under the fenland clay. Illustration by Santi Pérez.
For more information visit: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/must-farm-england-bronze-age-artifacts](https://fediscience.org/system/media_attachments/files/114/090/055/872/121/257/original/567a21a605dfbf1d.png "Riverside homes: The illustration shows what the Must Farm [UK] settlement might have looked like during its brief habitation in the ninth century B.C., before its destruction by fire. Because of partial demolition of the site by quarrying in the 1960s, it is not known how many dwellings the palisade originally contained. Construction required a huge amount of timber, mainly oak and ash. Scholars believe that the Must Farm community was one of many and that these raised structures were an established local custom. Archaeologists believe more such sites may lie hidden under the fenland clay. Illustration by Santi Pérez.
For more information visit: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/must-farm-england-bronze-age-artifacts")
https://www.europesays.com/1876530/ Neolithic monument resembling Woodhenge uncovered in Denmark #Archaeologist #archaeology #ARCHEOLOGIST #archeology #Danmark #denmark
Neolithic monument resembling Woodhenge uncovered in Denmark https://www.byteseu.com/781475/ #Archaeologist #Archaeology #ARCHEOLOGIST #Archeology #Denmark
https://www.europesays.com/1854753/ “Monumental necropolis” of 200 ancient tombs unearthed by archaeologists in Italy #Archaeologist #italy
I've always liked the way #archaeologist Ken Feder uses a George Carlin comedy routine to describe how human civilizations work and thus to distinguish between the way #archaeology treats evidence vs. the way Ancient Aliens "theorists" and other crackpots argue.
Roman helmet discovered in Denmark https://www.byteseu.com/714053/ #Archaeologist #Archaeology #ARCHEOLOGIST #Archeology #Denmark
https://www.europesays.com/1819643/ Roman helmet discovered in Denmark #Archaeologist #archaeology #ARCHEOLOGIST #archeology #Danmark #denmark
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*#SouthAmerica's historic, highly efficient irrigated #agriculture*
(3/n)
...in #Bolivia.
The article, in my view, however, 
grossly misstates the importance of the find:
"...#UmbertoLombardo, an environmental #archaeologist at the #UAB [#AutonomousUniversityOfBarcelona], has identified a unique agricultural infrastructure previously undocumented anywhere else in the world.
This system enabled them to drain...
https://www.europesays.com/1796389/ Explosion rocks Dutch museum before gold masterpieces stolen: “This is a dark day” #Archaeologist #Museums #netherlands #News #world #WorldNews #WorldTopics
A quick visit to Skara Brae yesterday afternoon, after completing a bit of research on the other side of Skaill Bay. I was lucky enough to have it all to myself, bar the wonderful staff that it.
Greg Cocks “The Archaeologist & the Pirate’s Dog”
[to steal a comment]
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H/T https://bsky.app/profile/tomgauld.bsky.social
#archaeology #dog #pirates #archaeologist #digging
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Talks for Spring Term with leading #archaeologist AnnemiekeMilks, #environmental #architect Sasha Farnsworth, anthropologists Erica Lagalisse and Ivan Tacey, neonaturist Christine Binnie, evolutionary anthropologist Kit Opie, artist Paula Michnowska plus regulars!
Archaeologists uncover a 7,000-year-old settlement near Prague https://www.byteseu.com/595014/ #Archaeologist #Archaeology #ARCHEOLOGIST #Archeology #CzechRepublic #Czechia
On the occasion of the death of world famous #Neolithic #archaeologist and Tory peer #ColinRenfrew we have a few things to say.
Looking down at us from the #Cambridge high table, he made some severe misjudgements. His #sapientparadox was an attempt to argue that while #Homosapiens bodies evolved in #Africa, somehow we didn't get smart till we hit #Europe.
Also highly questionable was his attitude to the #cognition of #huntergatherers who, so he said, 'lacked fully developed mind'. According to him, they needed to borrow language from farmers.
We had some big political and social institutional differences with Renfrew. Our own Chris Knight goes through the whole context in a review below
#archaeology #Renfrew #racism #Indigenous #Palaeolithic #humanorigins
JRAI 2002, 8: 807-8
A devastating review by Chris Knight of the Runciman collection 'The Origin of Human Social Institutions'
