Our second paper comes from the Small Cycladic Islands Project β΅οΈ
We compared results from lidar analysis with traditional fieldwalking to determine how best to document human activity on small islands in the Aegean sea β check it out at archaeopresspublishing.com/ojs/index.ph...!
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The first paper comes from the Naxos Quarry Project, where we've been using drone lidar to help identify new archaeological sites & map ancient marble quarries.
Visit archaeopresspublishing.com/ojs/index.ph... to read about how best to fine tune drone lidar for Mediterranean environments!
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π¨double publication alert! π¨
This year's issue of the Journal of Greek Archaeology is all about airborne #lidar in Mediterranean #archaeology, & I'm thrilled to have not one, but two open access contributions!
The issue is full of excellent papers and available at doi.org/10.32028/jga...
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small islands : BIG paper
Want to know more about the fascinating #archaeology of #Greeceβs Cycladic islands?
Weβve just published the results of fieldwork on 14 small islands & each one tells an amazing story about island life over the past 6,000 years!
Check it out: doi.org/10.2972/hes....
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Our December issue is out now! Featuring great #archaeology such as:
π΅ The oldest blue mineral pigment use in Europe
β°οΈ Mesoamerican mountain monuments and water worship
π Playing the shell trumpets of Neolithic Catalonia
& much more! πΊ
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Excited to see the Naxos Quarry Project on the cover of @antiquity.ac.uk!
Head to bit.ly/48yvshj to read our article about using cutting edge tools to study ancient marble quarries in #Greece & check out the rest of the issue to learn more about the most exciting #archaeology happening todayπΊβοΈ
π’ Event reminder!
π Tue 4 Nov 2025
β° 17:00 (UK) / 19:00 (GR)
π online only
π For more details and registration: www.bsa.ac.uk/.../rebecca-...
π #BookReview
Anastasia Christophilopoulou (ed.)'s 'Islands and communities: perspectives on insularity, connectivity, and belonging' explores island communities in the Mediterranean to re-evaluate concepts of insularity, connectivity and mobility 1/2
(Β£) doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
πΊ #Archaeology
Another amazing mini-season with the @bsrome.bsky.social team, finding new ways for geophysics to teach us about the intersection of agriculture, marble extraction, and urbanism in the ancient Cyclades!
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New fieldwork this week on Paros, #Greece! πΊ ποΈ
Ground-Penetrating Radar survey adjacent to excavations at #Hellenistic and #Roman houses and a sculpture workshop. 3D modelling of structural remains will also tie in with subsurface features captured by radar. /1
Check out this new #MethodsPaper completely FREE: doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
Marble from the island of Naxos was used for some of the most beautiful monuments from the ancient Greek worldβbut how were huge blocks like these quarried 2,500 years ago?
Check out our new paper in @antiquity.ac.uk at bit.ly/4h9AVik to learn how we're developing new ways to study old quarries πΊπ¬π·
There's always something interesting happening in Mediterranean island archaeology ποΈπΊ
Visit bit.ly/42C3E9A to learn how archaeology, museum exhibitions, documentary films, and community outreach converge to teach us about life in Cyprus, Crete, Sardinia, and the Cyclades!
βοΈOur recent work around the #ancient tower at Palaiopyrgos (Paros) is published in JAS Reports π πΊ
We used multi-method #survey & #geophysical prospection to better understand landscapes of #agriculture and production in the rural #Cyclades.
READ OPEN ACCESS: doi.org/10.1016/j.ja...
In Athens & dying to learn more about ancient marble quarrying on beautiful Cycladic islands?
Come learn about the first two seasons of the Naxos Quarry Project β a new interdisciplinary study of the island's amazing marble quarries with some really interesting results!
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Not acknowledged: the ferry to Paros offering time to actually write this thing!
Excited to contribute to a new effort by The Classical Review to review digital projects in Classics & Archaeology πΊποΈ
I had the chance to dive into the revamped Sphakia Survey Internet Edition & its longlasting impact on Mediterranean survey archaeology. Read more at bit.ly/43pILj7 π¬π·
The next βRevisiting the #Ancient Mediterranean in the British #Museumβ seminar looks at the display of site-specific material, using the e.g. of temple at #Bassai ποΈ πΊ
All welcome! Please join for panel & discussion.
ποΈ 26 March, 4pm
π Senate House, London
REGISTER: ics.sas.ac.uk/events/revis...
Thinking about the tiny island of Anydros, 30km from Santorini & the epicenter of an earthquake phenomenon that has rocked the southern Cyclades over the past few days.
Anydros is beautiful & we were lucky to document its amazing archaeology, featured today in @kathimerini.gr: bit.ly/4guaWA4
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What can the archaeology of ancient prisons teach us about incarceration & punishment from the Romans to today?
Check out our new publication in Early Christianity that explores the impact of the Prison Project at @ucph.bsky.social. Read it at doi.org/10.1628/ec-2... and dm if you need access πΊπ©π°
Some highlights from the excellent Silk Road exhibition at the British Museum:
1: Varakhsha palace fresco, Bukhara 8th c.
2: worldβs oldest chess pieces(!), Samarkand 8th c.
3: ivory diptych, Constantinople 6th c.
4: Manichaean image of Christ(?), Dunhuang 9th c.
Oh man, it's the best!
Some sunny scenes from a beautiful week in Athens π¬π·βοΈ
Need a break from the big city?
How about a quick trip to the beautiful island of Aegina πΊπ¬π·
rainy nights, city sprawl, & one very old stadium πΊπ
December in Athens π¬π·
Thanks!!
There's nothing better on a Friday night in Athens than hearing about Pirates, Exiles, & all of the archaeology that makes the Cyclades a fascinating part of Greece π¬π·
Instead of a beautiful dinner, a romantic walk around the Acropolis, or a late night at the club, join me at the Danish Institute! πΊ
It might be chilly, but who doesnβt love a snow day at @ucph.bsky.social βοΈπ©π°
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Any space left in the list? Would love to be included!