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Web Editor Log in. Only in current section. Follow the University on. Follow us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Follow us on YouTube. Follow us on Flickr. Follow us on Linkedin. Follow us on Google. Follow us on SoundCloud. Museum Studies at Leicester. The UK's most extensive free vacancy listing source for museums and galleries. The Jobs Desk is updated on Thursdays. Entries close at 12 noon on the day of the update. Jobs advertising on this website is always FREE. C = contract (Ct). BAJR Jobs Feed -.

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Blogosophia: The Ancient Code

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Seek always, for by looking for one thing you will surely find another - this is the path to wisdom." Grey Wolf. This is the blog for Archaeosophia. People-watching, sherd-botherers' adventures in archaeology, anthropology and beyond. View my complete profile. A Bequest Unearthed: Encyclopedia Phoeniciana. Council for British Archaeology. National Trust for Scotland Archaeology. Ivory sculpture in Germany could be worlds oldest. UK government decides to improve Stonehenge site. Tuesday, 26 May 2009.

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Public engagement | English Landscape and Identities

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English Landscape and Identities. Studying English archaeology from 1500BC to AD1086. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Public engagement. We recently received a request that we post a link to a survey on blogging in archaeology on our site here. Not wishing to refuse what sounds like an interesting Masters project, we thought we’d oblige. Here is the link: http:/ goo.gl/forms/z3BAUTyYUL. And here is a little background:. Dear ENGLAID project blog,. Public archaeology...

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Conferences | English Landscape and Identities

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English Landscape and Identities. Studying English archaeology from 1500BC to AD1086. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Past landscapes and communities: EngLaId conference, Sept. 2015. On 23 and 24 September 2015, the EngLaId conference ‘Past Landscapes and Communities’. How can we model and visualize the use and history of landscapes in the past using multiple/large datasets? How do material culture, spatial distribution, and landscape lead us to understand past identities? At the outs...

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Blogosophia: Ivory sculpture in Germany could be world's oldest

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Seek always, for by looking for one thing you will surely find another - this is the path to wisdom." Grey Wolf. This is the blog for Archaeosophia. People-watching, sherd-botherers' adventures in archaeology, anthropology and beyond. View my complete profile. A Bequest Unearthed: Encyclopedia Phoeniciana. Council for British Archaeology. National Trust for Scotland Archaeology. Ivory sculpture in Germany could be worlds oldest. UK government decides to improve Stonehenge site. Thursday, 14 May 2009.

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Maritime Archaeology: Piece 3a of the Princes Channel Wreck – week 3

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University of Southern Denmark Maritime Archaeology Programme Student Blog. Monday, 23 March 2009. Piece 3a of the Princes Channel Wreck – week 3. We began our piece of the project by constructing the frames. This was for two reasons, the first more practical reason being that the other teams had begun building the planks first, leaving the tools for building the frames free. The second more theoretical reason was that the Prince’s Channel wreck appears to be a frame-first built ship.

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Maritime Archaeology: Deep Diving Week, Hemmoor, Germany

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University of Southern Denmark Maritime Archaeology Programme Student Blog. Sunday, 12 April 2009. Deep Diving Week, Hemmoor, Germany. Monday the 30th of March the Maritime Archaeology Programme commercial diving course went to Hemmoor in Northern Germany to spent a week diving in the famous Kreidesee. The Kreidesee is a flooded chalk quarry near Hamburg that was turned into a perfect dive site for divers at all levels. The visibility is fantastic, sometimes more than ten meters. Despite some small hiccu...

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Blogosophia: August 2009

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Seek always, for by looking for one thing you will surely find another - this is the path to wisdom." Grey Wolf. This is the blog for Archaeosophia. People-watching, sherd-botherers' adventures in archaeology, anthropology and beyond. View my complete profile. A Bequest Unearthed: Encyclopedia Phoeniciana. Council for British Archaeology. National Trust for Scotland Archaeology. Cut marks on bone suggest burial rituals of Early . Saturday, 8 August 2009. Cut marks have been recorded on human remains from...

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Hayley Forsyth Freelance Osteoarchaeologist. Council of British Archaeology. British Association For Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology. International Council For Zooarchaeology. Human Bones from Archaeological Sites. Guidance for best practice for treatment of human remains excavated from Christian burial grounds in England. BABAO Code of Ethics. Battlefield Archaeology - A Guide To The Archaeology Of Conflict [PDF]. Guidance for the Care of Human Remains in Museums. The Human Tissue Act 2004.

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Conferences | English Landscape and Identities

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English Landscape and Identities. Studying English archaeology from 1500BC to AD1086. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Past landscapes and communities: EngLaId conference, Sept. 2015. On 23 and 24 September 2015, the EngLaId conference ‘Past Landscapes and Communities’. How can we model and visualize the use and history of landscapes in the past using multiple/large datasets? How do material culture, spatial distribution, and landscape lead us to understand past identities? At the outs...