Rebecca Lambert (She/Her) ♾️🐭🍉

An absolute dream to write this for @thequietus.com about Pet Shop Boys, suburbia and the city

Covers of the two books reviewed with the text 'Review Article'.

📕 How was domestic and urban space structured in #Pompeii?

The latest Antiquity #ReviewArticle investigates two publications that move beyond the study of elite buildings to observe how houses, small businesses and neighbourhoods shaped Pompeian life

🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...

🏺 #Archaeology

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Today I'll be mostly decorating replicas of the Nether Largie South Cairn, Chalcolithic beaker, and here you can see the tools I'll be using. But it hides some very useful archaeological evidence, if you'd like to know more visit our YouTube channel youtu.be/TlA22i7vpx8?... #archaeology 🏺

Dog sat on a sofa with its paws on the armrest, looking forward inquisitively.

Ember is waiting patiently to paw review exciting new research 🐾 ✍️

Don't want to leave her hanging? Submit your article at antiquity.ac.uk/submit

#AntiquityPets #Barkaeologist #Archaeology 🏺

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Spirits strolling across the flats…

Misty Monday Morning: 2

Misty Monday Morning: 1

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I love it! I also really like Gloomsbury, by the same author: Vera Sackcloth-Vest, DH (Dave) Lollipop, Lytton Scratchy…
So funny 😄

He’s so funny 😄

Oh My GAZE, Shuck!!!!! 🥹

I've been saying for years that to deal with climate change and biodiversity loss we will need a peopled landscape. Here is an excellent argument for enlightened agriculture over 'rewilding'.

Really lovely to have Tales of the Suburbs featured in this beautiful article by Luke, also taking in the marvellous Bishopsgate Institute and the brilliant history of Switchboard, The Log Books

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I’m so sorry to hear this. Keeping you all in my thoughts and meditations xxx

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Have sat upon it many a time 🙂

For #InternationalWomensDay we’re celebrating some of the incredible women in archaeology and heritage who have inspired the CBA team. From pioneering researchers to community archaeologists and communicators. 👉 shorturl.at/S1Err

💬 Who has inspired you in archaeology? Tell us below.

2/2: I love it, especially the weekly ‘visitors’: Tim Curry as Lord Biro is a particular favourite, along with Simon Callow’s, Samuel Taylor Cholerick. You’ll also meet Thomas de Quinine, Mary Jelly, and John Sheets
I think it’s really funny.
Her parody, Gloomsbury is also really funny 🙂

I really enjoyed it, and through it developed a love for Keats’ poetry and for the man himself. I often wonder what else he would have brought to this world if only he’d had more time
If you like the Romantics & fancy a loving parody , I highly recommend Sue Limb’s The Wordsmiths At Gorsemere 1/2

I helped care for the historic collection, which was a wonderful experience. Often I would spend time alone in Keats’ bedroom, pondering.
Some of the trees that still stand in the grounds would’ve been known to Keats. How wonderful is that 🙂

It’s the house in Hampstead where Keats lived with his friend, Charles Brown. It’s here that he met Fanny Brawne, whose family lived in the abode next door.
Here, Keats wrote some of the odes, & other poems, & realised that he had developed consumption

www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/things-to-do...

Dr Space Junk 20 Years of Blogging Feminist as Fuck Edition This beautiful artwork is by archaeologist Dr Katherine Cook  https://drkrcook.wordpress.com/  This blog is 20 years old! My first post was ...

It's International Women's Day! It's a day to be feminist as fuck, so here are a few of my favourite blog posts (written by me) on this theme. #IWD2026 #WomenInSTEM

Add for the Seattle Opera with woman in red dress

Got to give it to the Seattle Opera...

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Ooh, dark, but I could see that

Jeez, men, just DON’T

Mike Leigh directing George Eliot’s, Adam Bede
Or David Cronenberg directing JL Borges’, Funes the Memorious, the man who can forget nothing 🙂