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Figurative engraving of a deer, Rowtor Rocks, Birchover. Image credit Anna Clark

Prehistoric cup and ring marks, Rowtor Rocks, Birchover. Image credit Anna Clark

Derbyshire Archaeology Day 2026

Talks include:
"Rowtor Rocks: prehistoric art and ritual in the White Peak"
Prof. George Nash and Anna Clark of the Derbyshire Rock Art Group

A special one, this - some stunning new rock art finds at Rowtor!

Tickets here: chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk/shows/derbys...

If you like archaeology and Derbyshire, this could be right up your street; or under it. 🪏

Looking forward to this event @seasideferry.bsky.social @seasidenetwork.bsky.social @karenaverby.bsky.social

Gosh, that’s fascinating.

Were you pleasantly surprised by the results?

I’m proud to be a theic.

Yesterday’s charity shop find, a bargain at £1.
@seasideferry.bsky.social

Just booked my ticket for Derbyshire Archaeology Day 2026
Winding Wheel Theatre, Chesterfield
Sat 31 Jan 2026
@derbyshirearch.bsky.social
#derbyshirearchaeology

I’ve recently joined The Hunter Archaeological Society in Sheffield and tonight I attended my first talk. I had a great evening. #archaeology

Tonight in Sheffield, part of the Off The Shelf Festival, Dr Kathryn Ferry
@seasideferry.bsky.social
gave a fabulous talk about Twentieth Century Seaside Architecture. It was very interesting and there were great seaside visuals. Lovely to meet Kathryn and have my book signed. Thank you.

That’s The Hubs, Sheffield Hallam University’s student union base.

I’m in Sheffield for Dr Kathryn Ferry’s
@seasideferry.bsky.social
Twentieth Century Seaside Architecture: Pools, Piers and Pleasure around Britain’s Coast, talk.
I brought my book to be signed, hope that’s ok?

Teesh.

Eye popping.

I’m going and really looking forward to it.

I’ll see you there.

Really enjoyed my first attendance @pictishartssociety.bsky.social conference today. Great lectures, speakers and visuals. Thanks to everybody involved, especially @fortrenn.bsky.social

Gosh!

Art of Manga: Sainsbury Institute Research Director Curates Landmark Exhibition in San Francisco - Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures The Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures is proud to announce that its Research Director, Professor Nicole Coolidge Rousmaniere, is the curator of a major new exhibition, Art of Manga, opening at the de Young Museum in San Francisco on 27 September 2025. This will be the first large-scale exhibition in the Americas to explore manga as an […]

Huge congrats to Prof Nicole Rousmaniere on the opening of Art of Manga at de Young Museum! All of us at the Sainsbury Institute are proud to support her and celebrate the success of this landmark exhibition exploring manga as art. Opens 27 Sept!

Looking forward to this.

Recently back from filming for BBC’s Digging for Britain showcasing the wonderful finds from East Lomond. The fab @theAliceRoberts and my daughter snuck Gerald the 🦧 on set so hopefully he’ll appear. Tune in and keep your eyes peeled for great finds and 🦧on the new series

Well that’s something to look forward to. Teesh 👍

I really enjoyed this very informative Third Thursday Lecture, which also had lovely visuals.
Thanks to everyone involved.

Soup and jumpers go hand in hand.

Teesh!

Yay!!!

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I bet you’re delighted with that result. Congratulations all round. Oh and, that’s teesh. 🙌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Would that be “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away?”😂