Rebecca Lambert (She/Her) ♾️🐭🍉

Dude. Archaeology existed before academic archaeology and probably will outlast academic archaeology. Not everything has to be REFable.

Gosh, that’s rather lovely 🙂

Ooh 🙂
Wish it was a wormhole moon, would be rather nice to vacate the planet, if only for a wee while

Ghost Writers on the Cam A literary, guided walk around Cambridge

Three tickets remain for a guided walk of Cambridge city centre on Good Friday afternoon (Apr 3), looking at the lives and stories of the many writers of supernatural tales who have been connected with the town.
Get them here: gwotc26.eventbrite.co.uk

People expected to live forever in limbo, forever as outsiders, and they will still be asked: “Why won’t you just integrate?”

The Folklore Society mistletoe logo

The Folklore Society’s Katharine Briggs Prize 2026 has opened for entries! Open to books in English having their initial publication in the UK & Ireland in the period from 1 June 2025 to 31 May 2026. Deadline for entries 31 May 2026. More info and rules: www.folklore-society.com/awards/the-k...

Yup! 😉😅

🎶Looking out my back door🎶
Hello Luna Majestis

Hell yeah!
This has really irked me

Brace yourselves, serious hot take incoming from LSE…
But seriously, I’m working really hard building connections & formulating inclusive public engagement events with local community groups across England, with archaeology inspiring creativity, reflection, & social connection
This lad’s irked me 😠

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Meanwhile, somewhere in the dark recesses of my pondering processing centre…

Self-doubt Sunday (alas, every day)

An anti-collywobbles ponder
Lady Luna, please help me feel more confident in myself 😣

Unfiltered stroll

"Nothing is more like the future than the past" - indeed, and I would add: nothing is more like the (remote) past than the (imagined) future...

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So glad to be home 🙂

She’s rather glorious 🙂

I was chatting with a friend about eBay the other day. It’s one I never think to look at. Must rectify that 🙂

Late 80s/Early 90s Verhoeven is (imho) beyond compare 🙂

Sheet ghosts carved from pieces of driftwood.

A sheet ghost carved from a piece of driftwood.

Ah yes I'm meant to be promoting my dad's latest batch of phantoms that he carved from lumps of spalted driftwood. Available in his shop tomorrow..!
👁️ wellswoodcarving.bigcartel.com

Thank you everyone for the reposts and links, I really appreciate it 🙂
Thankfully a very kind person has sent me a pdf copy, for which I’m very grateful.
Thank you again, everyone 🙂

Thank you 🙂

WowZer, that’s amazing!!! 🙂

Managed to find the unusual X-shaped medieval artificial rabbit warren (often called pillow mounds because of shape) on Middleton Hill near Corndon. Easily missed and best found with lidar.

Winter ParaOlympics starts on Friday 🙂

Art as Healing Art as Healing by Edward Adamson The birth of art therapy in the UK can be traced back to the 1946 opening of Edward Adamson’s studio in Netherne Hospital. In Art as Therapy, Adamson reflects on the e...

For the 1st time, Art as Healing is available online from Bethlem Museum of the Mind.
It centres Edward Adamson’s voice rather than the individuals compelled to live at Netherne hospital but it’s still fascinating with great photos of the work they created
shop.museumofthemind.org.uk/products/art...

I'm now recruiting for a crucial post in my team - Curator: Parliamentary Art Collection. A rare chance to work with a wonderful collection in a unique setting.

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