James Elliott
@Paleoimaging
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An archaeologist, radiographer and lecturer. I enjoy researching how technology can uncover hidden knowledge about the past.
England, United Kingdom
Joined November 2020
Paleoradiography of a Roman skull. Teamed up with Lisa Duffy from @CCCUarchaeology to image this late Roman (4th century AD) adult female. Looks like a metal projectile embedded in bone? Check out video: https://t.co/b9GI9nVyuM And website blog post: https://t.co/XngF5BlRbn
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Recommended reading Anglo-Saxon Weapons & Warfare by Richard Underwood. Reprinted 2006. A superb overview of weapons and battle tactics! Wonderful diagrams and photos of examples / reconstructions. I read it cover to cover in a matter of days 😅
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This looks good. Writing group for archaeologists seeking to improve science communication skills. Supported by @BABAO_info
https://t.co/yVdPHrAOuj
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Witch Bottle found in Margate by Randa Kachef. A big thanks for involving me in the imaging! Looking forward to updates from Andy Ward (@ward_andrewArch) and @kentarchaeolog1. Listen to the BBC Radio Kent interview here: https://t.co/nVNuURiCVq (00:10 minutes onwards)
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New article published open-access on imaging air pollutant related conditions @SAPHP_CCCU @CanterburyCCUni
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Would you believe it!❤ We have just found an incredibly well preserved arrow with a shell arrowhead. It looks like it was lost last year, but the arrow is around 3300 years old, from the Early Bronze Age!😮 It doesn't get much better than this😍
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New episode out now. Listen on Spotify https://t.co/8n5qqg92Ox
@paleoimaging joins @YHarcus & @lostboi_xray to share his radiography journey. Check out how he combines his archaeology and radiography expertise at https://t.co/Mo5QXXJCkj
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🚨📢We are currently seeking submissions for our upcoming Special Issue focusing on: Current Issues in Radiography Education You can read more about this exciting opportunity here: https://t.co/c3JQEC9ohR
@Andrew_Tootell @LARdublin @YobelliJ
@SCoRMembers @EFRadiographerS
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Call for Papers for a Special Issue- Current Issues in #radiography education. We would be interested in hearing about your original research, reviews or letters to the editor. https://t.co/AxJitiu0Ke
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#BottomLine No. 961: Half-baked essays: the embedded use of writing exemplars to encourage active learning for radiography students James Elliot @Paleoimaging @SAPHP_CCCU in @jldhe1
https://t.co/K3pJIKxnAV
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Glad to see that my X-ray of the Bronze-Age leather shoe made it onto Digging for Britain! Check out the full story on BBC iPlayer. #diggingforbritain
#cccu
@CSIsitt Congrats to Steve Tomlinson for the find!
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Sorry, I haven't included all the other excellent presentations. It was a fantastic session, glad I could attend.
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Also check out his article on geographic profiling. https://t.co/3pfqMCOpua
academic.oup.com
Abstract. Geographic profiling, or locus operandi, is a scientific approach that has been applied to forensic investigations for several years. However, it
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Pier Barone - The American University of Rome Uncovering missing persons, using advanced technologies. A mind-blowing presentation about methods to locate missing persons. The use of multispectral satellite imaging is phenomenal.
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Sarah Ashbridge - Royal United Services Institute @Conflict_arch A sobering presentation about identification efforts in Ukraine. Some huge challenges. Check out her publication here: https://t.co/Nm02SECvu6
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Also that the depth of modern graves can be as little as 2 feet? Especially with 'stacked' graves.
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Robert Janaway - University of Bradford @robjanaway Licensed exhumations. Did you know that modern coffins are typically chipboard with a veneer finish? They tend to collapse from the weight of soil, whereas older (Victorian) coffins have 'stood' the test of time.
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Forensic Archaeology in Ireland Aiden Harte - Munster Archaeology Check out the Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation 👉 Interesting case study for forensic archaeology
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The thresholds of evidence within forensic archaeology needs to be higher than 'traditional' archaeology. Your report may have an impact upon someone's freedom!
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Also that they use drones do conduct LiDAR imaging. The resolution is better, with 16 points of information per meter squared. They can detect a 10cm elevation or depression indicating a grave or soil deposit.
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The role of forensic archaeologists in the UK Alistair Vannan - Cellmark Forensic Services @cellmarkdna A super overview of forensic archaeology. For instance, it is not about the recovery of remains, but instead about recording the activities associated with clandestine graves
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