remote sensing expertise for the historic environment
One of the nice / shocking things I discovered over Christmas was that people other than my mother and long-suffering better-half read this blog. Someone even claimed it was the best thing they’d read in ages, which I took as … Continued
As a proud and prolific book worm I am sad to say that my experience of American writers has to date been shamefully limited to reading Tom Sawyer / Huck Finn as a child then later Roll of Thunder / … Continued
I have been thinking a lot about time this week, not unusual for an archaeologist you might think, but quantifying, measuring and communicating time seems to have been a bit of a theme in a number of different ways. Whether … Continued