remote sensing expertise for the historic environment
One evening shortly before Thanksgiving 2012 a good friend and I whiled away half an evening in a bookshop in San Francisco. Having been in the states for about a month, I had realised that with the exception of required … Continued
The things you read on the internet are not always false, like the meme that states… At the end of May two of my Durham friends got hitched (to each other), giving us the perfect excuse to travel back to … Continued
At a conference this week a colleague claimed that a rescued Alsation / goldie cross of theirs (now sadly departed) knew over 40 commands and that they had taken to teaching her variations of the commands in Spanish, German and … Continued
I’d be lying if I said that the turn of this year hasn’t been marked by a lingering disappointment that for now and the forseeable future I will not be make a living from research and teaching. Although I am … Continued
On Thursday I bid goodbye to NC and flew back to the UK, for the final leg of my journey with Wired!: presenting this year’s research at the Exmoor Archaeology Conference and the AARG meeting in Amersfoort. In this last … Continued
… about America, (or at least this part of it, especially for Babydoll and without caveats) 10 – the sunshine 9 – outdoor concerts, festivals, theatre (without rain!) 8 – places to explore – coast, city and mountains 7 – … Continued
One of the piece of research I’ve been working on finally came to fruition in a busy series of experiments and write up in the last two weeks. The short study (on which I presented a poster at Digital Heritage, … Continued
A short tale of serendipity… Way back in the depths of winter, while cruising the art scene on Durham’s Third Friday, I met at a friend of the fabulous Sarah Goetz, who had worked for some time in England, (in … Continued