Applications are now open to join our 2026 UCL Master's programme in human evolution. Covering the Palaeolithic, Palaeoanthropology & other key disciplines, the course is designed to equip you for a career in the deep human past. #PaPa 🦣📷 https://t.co/iPGvNmbaIJ

If you are looking for some original Christmas and Yuletide greetings cards, featuring everything from Green Men to solstice hares and illuminated manuscripts, look no further, our friend at Yore & Lore has a great selection. https://t.co/1iYF07g45O 🎄❄️⭐

Jersey's Centre Stone. The Omphallos of the Island, a block of granite 3km from its outcrop at Mont Mado. Only a small, peckedcup-marl attests to use in prehistory. Maybe it was once part of a now-lost Dolmen. #StandingStoneSunday

Devil's Dyke is neither the longest, deepest or widest Dry Valley in Britain. It's certainly dramatic but no in terms of these stats. I'm only pointing it out as AI is now picking up this post and repeating it when you search for the landform.

Today in #Palaeolunch we considered the evidence for cannibalism of gracile female Neanderthals and children from Goyet cave. Was this hunting, warfare, desperation or ritual? The latest study of the site takes our understanding a lot further. #PaPa 🦣🏺 https://t.co/CZAC0R9ifb

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May Cocidius bring Sunday blessings to you all. Enjoyed searching for and finding this one with my son at Allwoody near Leeds, West Yorkshire #RockArt #SacredStoneSabbath 🏺

A brilliant opportunity to promote and explore Jersey's incredible cultural and geological heritage. 🇯🇪

Our partner @jerseygeopark is looking for a new Geopark and Landscape Engagement Curator to help it develop its work and move from an aspiring #Geopark to reach #UNESCO Global Geopark status. Interested? Go to https://t.co/XZmceIRf0j #Jobs #AspiringJIGeopark #OurIslandStory

Incredibly grim reading, but a very coherent picture emerging after lots of meticulous work on the LBK collapse.

Basically there is a slow moving band of rain from northern Spain to Sweden. The Paris Basin is getting the worst of it but it's quite unpleasant here. 🌧️

My latest piece of writing - looking at Export Licences, detecting tourism, etc and pulling together some of the earlier figures. We really are in a mess... #Archaeology #Detecting #Gold #Treasure https://t.co/DXQTBMwV3b

Woodhenge was discovered in Dec 1925. Delighted to see my article about this in @CurrentArchaeo’s December issue - fittingly for the 100th anniversary of this state monument. https://t.co/Vz96uyN9Hz #archaeology

Here at @SussexPastUK we're really looking forward to welcoming @Raksha_Digs to Sussex to deliver the 2026 Long Man Lecture. A chance to come together to listen to, & celebrate, a single voice from the heritage world. Get an early bird ticket & join us! https://t.co/TzSSZ1Ooto

How about "Where is our heritage demonstrably most risk from metal detecting"? It isn't lost, it's part of the archaeological record. Cc @Tess_Machling @holly_evans98 https://t.co/qMwdqYMeXL

Deadline extended to the 17th, het your abstracts in and come and join us in Brighton!

QRA ADM in Brighton, abstract submission deadline 10th November!!! Submit your abstracts for a talk or a poster @QuaternaryRA_UK

New research paper from Annemieke Milks. Boxgrove hominins may well have been hunting, but the scapula isnt a forensic signature for the use of weapons. Latest paper where Milks redefines the predatory capabilities of Middle Pleistocene hominins. https://t.co/Q2GoWkIbuS

Make no mistake, we are being looted. #FindsFriday

An important late Neanderthal site just across La Manche, discovered by INRAP. We have these site in the UK but our 'frameworks' mean often no, or just inadequate, assessment takes place. Loss is happening on our watch, the French experience gives us hope.

One from the actual Shire. A demonic @elonmusk about to be burned in effigy. #Lewes #Bonfire #Sussex