Environmental archaeology and commercial archaeology as the starting off points for something with a creative slant. Quietly chuffed with this new @env_and_society publication. Photo credit of the submerged forest to @don_o_meara.

Citizen science in action as part of the #BigWindermereSurvey w/@freshwaterbio It was true Cumbrian conditions, but still great fun.

For anyone interested in small-leaved lime, this is the book for you! Years of research has gone into this fascinating woodland, it's wonderful to see it all pulled together https://t.co/9FJaL96UuM

Robin Wall Kimmerer, @RobGMacfarlane, and @DGHaskell discuss the idea of the personhood of trees, root communities, and the ways in which humans might foster the growth of our canopy this Saturday, Sept 18th with @Orion_Magazine. Art by Patrik Svensson. https://t.co/uxKJksORr5

Help our profession or UK’s shared history will be lost, say archaeologists

Not long until the fabulous #MovementAndTheMind Conference on 18 June, hosted by @Drlucyloveday + @activedevon. We'll be exploring + celebrating the connections between mind, body & planet + I'm delighted to be a speaker! https://t.co/Kx7KB5Nb8E #WalkActive #movementismedicine

Seathwaite (Borrowdale) in the #LakeDistrict is a valley of ancient ash pollards for as far as the eye can see. These veterans are antiques in the landscape, each so individual with their own personalities. As seen on #More4 for #BritainsMostBeautifulLandscapes #rainforests

University of Sheffield: Save Sheffield's Archaeology Department - Sign the Petition! https://t.co/xOGo1eoW11 via @UKChange

I was quite shocked to see this. But @Waitrose’s response is in the comments, at least they did respond. #Peat #peatfree

Our latest Arcadia article uncovers layers of the history and even prehistory of #Redcar, England. Read @EnviroSuzi's "Sea Where there Once was Land: Redcar, England," at the Environment & Society Portal: https://t.co/nCtwx9WeUA #envhum #envhist #envarch @Envarch

Thanks everyone for the retweets and the lovely comments x

Hi palaeotweeps, if you taught palaeoscience content any time since Spring 2020, @Palaeosci_ViPs really wants to hear about your experience. Please complete the short survey online at https://t.co/idysYuaBPK. It should take no more than 15 minutes of your time. @BES_Palaeo

Hey, my book is out now. Eat Like Your Ancestors (From the Ground Beneath Your Feet). Get the ebook version - paperback out soon. #sustainablefood #westmidlands

Don't miss @ArtAnthro_York final week 'The Living Land', with MaryClaire Pappas, Julie Reiss, @LichenCamp, Claudia Rosenhan, @issy_gapp, Liesl King @AlisonDyke_SEI Register here👉 https://t.co/pEGBVX5l2b @YorkEnvironment @ArtHistoryYork @SEIresearch

When overwhelm threatens to topple you, put yourself in a place where you can physically be toppled. Perspectives shift.

In the mountainous region of Meghalaya, a reverence for nature suffuses daily life—as seen in these sturdy bridges grown from trees over time

How do you start to merge the practices of art and science in the Anthropocene? @laura_denning and I are talking about our experiences (and showing a film) in this wonderfully diverse and thought-provoking seminar series this afternoon. Come and join in!

Join the efforts to #FlipTheList

We are hiring! Fantastic opportunity for someone specialising in geoarchaeology, Pleistocene/Palaeolithic archaeology or archaeobotany. Apply by 28th March

Holm Sound Episode 2: LOOM 7pm Friday 26 February - A loom is the beam of a lighthouse seen from beyond the horizon. Through the interplay of light & dark, we will weave together an evening of folklore, art, history & lighthouse-keeping. - ✉️ Email callingholm@gmail.com to attend