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Legend claims that princess died in Bosham millstream in Sussex The princess was the daughter of King Cnut, the 11th Century ruler of England, Denmark and Norway.

This is one of my favourite memorials to visit! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Archaeology is political. Heritage is political. The past is political.

Poster advertising Cooden Camp Archaeology Open Day, Saturday 21st February 11-3 Bexhill Drill Hall. Free Entry. Inset is an historical photograph of men in flat caps sitting on the ground to eat lunch, with white tents in the background.

Archaeology Exhibition Day | Saturday 21 Feb 11-3 | Bexhill Drill Hall

Join us for a FREE open day featuring:
🎖WW1 display by the Royal Sussex Living History Group
🔍Artefacts from the dig
👷Meet the archaeologists
🗣Share your stories, objects and memories

More info: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...

Fabulous value talks from former and current colleagues of mine. #archaeology

Timehop reminds me it's the anniversary of our first conference. We were ahead of our time! Surely one of the first in person and online in real time archaeology conferences? Took Covid-19 for the rest of the world to catch up! Always the trendsetter our Theresa!

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Exploring local history with my young archaeologists club today!

Love my local coffee shop! Fixed me right up with caffeine to face my YAC kiddies early this morning!

Some fabulous dayschools for 2026 being led by @brightonhovearch.bsky.social !
An amazing, knowledgeable, friendly bunch of folks that I continue to learn from at every event! They're constant supports for our YACs and community digs. #communityarchaeology #archaeology

What a fabulous venue for the culture and environment meeting today!

Fabulous evening watching the Varna International Ballet Company perform Cinderella! Also lovely drinks and food at Ivy Asia!

Warnock: "You can't ask me to be an accomplice to the killing of Alex Pretti and Renee Good. It's to make a butchery of my conscience."

What a fabulous evening discussing how best to support and grow local heritage organisations! #archaeology #community #heritage

More and more Americans are voicing their outrage at the tactics being deployed by federal agents in Minnesota. But it’s important to understand the broader implications of what this administration is doing, and the threat it poses to the basic freedoms of every American.

Okay, break from pottering to email local community groups and associations for a spot of Heritage networking, but I enjoy it so is that really working on a Sunday??? #archaeology

Lazy lie in with coffee and Croissants, and now pottering around slowly prepping for our Burns night gathering.

​Shared some quality time with my resident robin and got some gifted Verbena into the earth. If the legends hold and the weather turns sour next weekend, we might just see an early spring. 🌿✨

Making the most of this mild window before the Cailleach stirs. 🕯️ A quiet, busy day tucking the allotment in: fresh woodchip down, wallflowers checked, and a tray full of future giants sown (Delphiniums, Foxgloves, and Hollyhocks, oh my!).

Haggis Mac and Cheese, prepared whilst on a YAC leaders meeting! Multitasking is essential when you volunteer in heritage!

Sat filling out my diary for the year. So many workshops and talks already set to deliver!

They say one look can turn you to stone... would you take the risk?
​#Medusa #GreekMythology #FantasyFashion #MythologyRetelling #MedusaCosplay #GothicStyle #SnakesOfInstagram
​ #MoodTransition #CinematicVideo #AvantGarde #FantasyArt #MythicBeauty #StoneCold

Miso Mushroom & Caramelised Onion Bucatini

Just explained the concept of web archives to some of the littles' (not really little anymore!) friends who were shocked when I loaded it up and showed them social media comments they had made in the past and since deleted. Hard conversation that consequences do exist... (glad I was young before SM)

I'm so excited to see them on Bluesky, I have learned so much from their AGMs over the years!

Coming around with a coffee after a late night facilitating a community volunteer group meeting. Had a wonderful conversation yesterday with a dear friend about putting altruistic actions ahead of situations born of drama and distrust. Love these surroundings and opportunities life has offered me.

Perks of a city office!

‘We want people to sit, pause, relax’: National Trust to open its libraries for public use Charity plans to make stately homes more welcoming by inviting visitors to use furniture and reading rooms

I openly confess to having swooned in Rudyard Kipling's Library at Batemans! www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

Margam park Roman villa find could be 'Port Talbot's Pompeii' The largest Roman villa ever found in Wales lies less than a metre under Margam Country Park.

What a fabulous read with my morning coffee!
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