Eniko Hudak

@littleconkers.bsky.social I got your amazing amphora kit as a birthday present - I love it so much!
#sherdnerds #RomanPottery #amphora #crochet

A hoard of over 1900 #Roman silver coins found at Falkirk (Scotland); equivalent to 10+ years pay for an ordinary soldier. The coins range in date from 83BC to AD230, & may have been part of a bribe paid by Rome to a chieftain north of the frontier to secure peace for a while 🏺AncientBlueSky

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I’m in love with my #DiabloIV Lilith earrings - paired them with gothic windows ❤️

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Are you interested in the differences in approach between zooarchs and osteos when it comes to pathology? Check out my latest paper!

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It is with crushing sadness that I share the news that Dr Kay Hartley, our mortarium extraordinaire, died last week at the age of 94.

I visited her the week before she passed, and I will forever cherish the memory of that visit. May she rest in peace and her legacy be continued.

Ontos Games' new logo, and a Space Dwarf, and the UKGE logo, and a badge saying stand 3-B1 in Hall 3.

I'll be at #UKGE this weekend! For all your hand-cast miniature Space Dwarf needs, Ontos Games will be bringing the 1990s energy.

Hall 3! Stand 3-B1! COME RÖK OUT!

'Nighthawkers' in illegal dig at historic Devon site Multiple holes dug by illegal metal detectorists at historic Lydford Castle and Saxon Town.

I don't know how many times we have to say this, but they're "Thieves", not "Nighthawkers". They're not highwaymen, they're looters #ancientbluesky

This photo shows a fragments of tile with a clear paw print impression. The print includes four visible toe pads and a larger central pad, with claw marks extending from each toe.

For #TilesOnTuesday large dog's paw prints on a #Roman tile. I can totally picture animals walking on tiles before they were fired!

On display at Hegau Museum Singen

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🏺 #archaeology #RomanArchaeology

My birthday is coming up… just sayin’ 😁❤️

#EpigraphyTuesday - A Dressel 2-4 type amphora used for transporting 'liquamen' (fish-sauce). 🏺

"LIQUAM / ANTIPOL / EXC / L TETTI AFRI / CANI"

'The finest Antipolis fish-sauce, from Lucius Tettius Africanus'

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Brexit hasn't been betrayed.

The British people have not been betrayed.

The betrayal was Brexit.

Once that is the established narrative, we can all go forward together.

It's a pair of tiny golden bees with red garnet wings. they are rather naively made but OMG they are gorgeous!

We were going to post our favorite bee mosaic for International Bee Day, but then we found these little cuties.

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It's May the 4th and that's all the excuse we need to re-post this classic. 🤩
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A save-the-date flyer with a photograph of Dr Phil Mills sitting on the floor with a pile of pottery sherds. The flyer has the text that says, "Save the date! September 20th 2025. Conference in memory of Dr Phil Mills. Birmingham and Midland Institute, 9 Margaret Street, Birmingham, B3 3BS. Contact: jerry.evanspot@gmail.com

📅 SAVE THE DATE

We would like to draw your attention to an upcoming conference held by The Study Group for Roman Pottery in memory of Dr Phil Mills, to be held on September 20th, 2025.

A full programme will be circulated in due course.

Still having aftershakes 🫨

Let me know when you need some @romanpalace.bsky.social or @durotrigesdig.bsky.social #HypocaustGate 🤣

This week, I finished the first draft of the last chapter of my thesis 😱😱😱 thanks to the amazing support of a fellow-PhD friend ❤️

I’m giving myself a week off to recover from the work and the shock of having it done 😁
#PhDLife

The photo shows a detail of a Roman mosaic featuring a rabbit.

For #MosaicMonday and #Easter Monday a lovely image of a #rabbit, a detail from a mosaic showing Orpheus surrounded by enchanted #animals.
Found in Antioch, modern-day Antakya, #Turkey. Dating 4th c. AD.

On display at Museum Kestner Hannover.

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#archaeology

A sunny day, perfect for drying pots outside and for Mother Nature to inspect the pots! Can you see what happened to my replica Roman Mortarium? 🏺

Red colour-coated #pottery

These were produced in Oxfordshire in the later #Roman period. They were found at #Segontium, Caernarfon, north Wales. 270-400 CE.

📸 My own.

St. Fagans National Museum of #History #Archaeology
#FindsFriday

a man is drowning in the ocean with the words `` we 've got all the time in the world '' . ALT: a man is drowning in the ocean with the words `` we 've got all the time in the world '' .

It’s going okay thank you! ❤️Submitting in December so:

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Top right corner - truly the face of thesis-writing #PhDLife 😁

Half of a spindle whorl made from red Samian pottery sits in the palm of a hand wearing a white latex glove

A wee Samian spindle whorl from Ambleside Roman Fort for #FindsFriday

I love objects made from recycled bits of pottery 🤩 Such wonderful examples of reuse and the many lives an artefact can have!

📷 my own

Painting of two especially large pigs in a barn. Unknown artist, from c. AD 1850. Photographed by Jamie Woodley, licensed by Compton Verney.

'Bröther, may I have some archaeology research?'

Yes, this picture really does feature in one of our publications! 19th-century British farmers used paintings of extraordinarily large farm animals to display their skills as breeders, acting as status symbols 🏺

Iron Age pot, with bit missing, after 2 millennia in the ground, photographed as excavated

A cheeky little piece of late Iron Age Black Burnished Ware pottery

Slightly damaged

Photographed in July 2024 at the moment of retrieval, a mere 2,000 years after it was lost

Will we find anything similar this year on #Durotriges25?

Let's hope so

#Archaeology #prehistoric #Dorset #FindsFriday

This once-elegant copper-alloy mount, incised, moulded and pierced with tiny holes, came from a Romano-British pit in the Cotswolds. It was probably attached to a circular object, perhaps made of wood or leather. What could it have been?
#FindsFriday #archaeology #RomanBritain

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