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Archaeology at Durham University - Tweets about our staff, students, partnerships and research from across archaeology
Durham, England
Joined April 2016
Watch the video to see how the Melsonby Hoard was discovered and how our @ArcDurham team put the excavation into action! #MelsonbyHoard #IronAge #Archaeology
@HistoricEngland | @BritishMuseum | @YorkshireMuseum
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๐ฐ Discovery of over 800 Iron Age finds at Melsonby, North Yorkshire ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ฅ๓ ฎ๓ ง๓ ฟ reveals the first evidence for 4-wheeled wagons in Britain and indicates the incredible wealth of of the region's elites. #ArchaeologyNews via @ArcDurham
https://t.co/PPzQMqrR8o
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Sensational 800-object hoard discovery illuminates Iron Age life and society in northern England. @durham_uni @ArcDurham @NclAntiquaries @HE_NorthEast @HistoricEngland @britishmuseum @TyneSnapper @JHCPAL
culturednortheast.co.uk
Huge 800-object hoard reveals Iron Age life in the North. Tony Henderson reports
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Incredible archaeological discovery! ๐ฃ The Melsonby Hoard, one of the most significant Iron Age finds in the UK, with over 800 items, has been excavated by @ArcDurham and Archaeological Services. ๐ https://t.co/dKIAPlDPXi
@HistoricEngland | @britishmuseum | @YorkshireMuseum
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Ancient battleโ
Spy images โ
Pioneering research โ
This study led by @wmdeadman in our @ArcDurham had all the ingredients for a thrilling archaeology mystery story. Find out how our experts used declassified spy images to solve a centuries-old mystery ๐๐ @AntiquityJ
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Professor Robin Coningham from @ArcDurham is dedicated to protecting global cultural heritage. He uncovered remains of the earliest ever Buddhist shrine & led reconstruction work following the Gorkha earthquake in Nepal in 2015 . Find out more ๐ https://t.co/V0fiB8A989
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Our @ArcDurham researchers are collaborating with the University of Al-Qadisiyah to make some fascinating discoveries in the ancient land of Mesopotamia โ๏ธ๐ https://t.co/pUgG5QjDpE
@JaafarJotheri @AntiquityJ #DUresearch #DUinspire
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In this article, David Walsh explores how Sutcliff inserted various objects from the archaeological record, such as the Silchester bronze eagle (pictured below) and Hadrian's Wall, into her narratives and in doing so encoded them with didactic messages for her readers.
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Rosemary Sutcliff was one of the most successful and acclaimed authors of historical fiction in the 20th century. She is particularly well-known for her novels set in Roman Britain, including most famously 'The Eagle of the Ninth'. (Continued below)
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๐ก New open access article from @ArcDurham's Dr David Walsh - 'Values and Material Culture in Rosemary Sutcliff's Roman Britain Stories' ๐ก https://t.co/30kXbdIxIv
#DUresearch
cambridge.org
Values and Material Culture in Rosemary Sutcliff's Roman Britain Stories - Volume 55
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Groundbreaking research involving Durhamโs #Archaeology and #Psychology departments has revealed the oldest known depictions of fishing methods in Ice Age history at Germany's Gรถnnersdorf site. Discover more ๐ https://t.co/dVqRVSgOzV
#DUResearch @ArcDurham @DurhamPsych
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A short YouTube video showcasing some of the incredible small finds Iโve recovered from the River Wear here in Durhamโฆ. https://t.co/gsCO8LO1K8
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MEMSA is thrilled to announce that the CfP for our 19th Annual Conference is now open! The theme is 'Illuminating Nature: Explorations of Science, Religion, and Magic' Please see below for the full CfP The deadline is the 30th April!
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Other Postgraduate scholarships offered by Durham University:
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Are you an incoming student on one of our Postgraduate Taught Programmes? The Hatfield Lioness Postgraduate Scholarship 2025-26, for an incoming Female PGT student from a developing country, closes on 31 March 2025 - find out more ๐:
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There's still time to vote for the @CurrentArchaeo Awards, including the Research Project of the Year award which our staff are nominated for (find out more in the post below)! We'd love to have your support ๐
archaeology.co.uk
Voting has now opened for the Current Archaeology Awards! Which people, projects and publications deserve recognition?
๐Exciting news! ๐ @ArcDurham's Janet Montgomery and Jo Moore were involved in this project on the Offord Cluny burial, which has just been nominated for Research Project of the Year. Voting is open to all and we'd love to have your support! ๐
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There's still time to vote in the 17th annual Current Archaeology Awards, which celebrate the projects and publications that made the pages of the magazine over the past 12 months. Take part here: https://t.co/7trwqGT64u
archaeology.co.uk
Voting has now opened for the Current Archaeology Awards! Which people, projects and publications deserve recognition?
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Our Post-offer visit days will start soon! Everyone who's been offered a place on one of our degrees is invited to come along to learn more about our fabulous, wide-ranging modules. To book, see the info sent to you by the Durham University Recruitment and Admissions Team! ๐ง
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๐ข Job alert!๐ข Do you have research & teaching interests in Egyptian Archaeology, including adjacent regions e.g. Nubia, from later Predynastic to the Classical periods? Join our Department as an Assistant Professor! Learn more and apply: https://t.co/0hWCyUUEcn
#HiringNow
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We wish a happy and healthy Spring Festival and Year of the Snake to all of you celebrating! ๐๐ Celebratory poster by @ArcDurham 's Dr Ran Zhang #SpringFestival #LunarNewYear2025
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