Claire Boardman

I'm astounded by this. I can't imagine the stress of it.

I don't need to look - I can imagine but I can't understand.

It is! The subtle signs and shifts are very welcome.

What wonderful news. Congratulations, Jennie.

A really important article by friend&colleague @drmorgan.bsky.social continuing to make waves in the world of museum studies and practice!

Looking at how #Facebook and #Metaverse turned out - no worries there with this latest acquisition by #Meta...
#AI #Moltbook #SocialNetwork #AIAgents

Colour image of the largely Bronze Age cairn at Olchon Court in Herefordshire. The primary burial was a multiple cremation Collared Urn. This image was taken during the 2010 excavation and shows some of the blocking material to the south side. 📷 own.

#TombTuesday takes us to Herefordshire and the largely Bronze Age cairn at Olchon Court. The primary burial was a multiple cremation Collared Urn. This image was taken during the 2010 excavation and shows some of the blocking material to the south side. 📷 own.

It's the week for it @lornarichardson.bsky.social!

Developing and Writing Funding Applications for Early Career Researchers Please enable JavaScript in your web browser to get the best experience.

Developing and Writing Funding Applications for Early Career Researchers - FREE online training 18 March 2-3pm. Explore some of the pitfalls, opportunities and challenges you can expect to face as you put together your funding application.
www.history.ac.uk/news-events/...

Absolutely, David and as with all expertise the 'skill' actually sits in the tacit knowledge gained over many years of application across multiple contexts. Knowing when to use, adapt and combine many different types of tools.

Ooh, this looks fun.

Such an important piece. No wonder folks keep reading it

Hey all! Just pushing my fundraiser again.
I am approximately half way to achieving my goal! Any donation will be greatly appreciated. Thank you 😊

Don't you dare apologise. Your post has set me thinking about why, with more research, information and greater communication reach than we've ever had to date, so little has/is changed.

What a great read!

Mapping Perception + Q&A Developed with Andrew Kötting, this programme of shorts celebrates the collaborations and inspirations between the award-winning filmmaker/artist and his neurodivergent daughter Eden, who together create multimedia artworks exploring themes of disability, imagination and family.

Mapping Perception on Thur 12 March at 18:00 is a selection of shorts celebrating the collaborations and inspirations between Andrew Kötting and his neurodivergent daughter, Eden. Followed by Q&A with Andrew Kötting. Book tickets: www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/13758/mapping-perception

QGIS, like RStudio and Blender share being insanely useful, capable and having the most bizarre, steep learning curves I have ever attempted to even do basic things in 😭😹

anyway, kudos for making even the release name unpronounceable, you wonderful freaks 🙏🏽

😂 wonderful!

Very happy birthday! Have a great day.

Me too! But not on a school night 😊

Lush prehistory In the name of relaxation, would you like a small cup-and-ring marked stone to be gently rubbed back and forth against your jowls like this gentleman? Image (c) Lush (source) Now you can thanks to …

New #UrbanPrehistory blog post - 'Lush prehistory'. Would you like a small cup-and-ring marked stone to be gently rubbed back and forth against your jowls? Well you can now, for £150. Thanks @eddiecstewart.bsky.social!
theurbanprehistorian.wordpress.com/2026/03/09/l...

Oh, that looks good!

Per task figures are quite misleading especially now GenAI is embedded in many applications e.g. Google Search (14-16 billion searches per day).

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Peatlands cover just 3–4% of Earth's land, yet they store twice the carbon of all the world's forests combined. Protecting peatlands is rated an Emergency Brake climate solution, one of the fastest-acting tools we have.

Learn more 👉 drawdown.org/explorer/protect-peatlands

This has been an excellent series of talks - last one this Friday (in-person and online).

Landscape Research Volume 51, Issue 1 of Landscape Research

The first issue of the year is out and it’s extra special as it marks 50 years of Landscape Research. The intro provides a fascinating reflection of where we’ve been, where we’re at today and also where the Journal sees itself in the future.

Read it here: www.tandfonline.com/toc/clar20/5...

Partial screenshot from www.communitytourism.uk showing a text based logo containing the capitalised words: 'TOURISM VOICE' in orange and with the letters 'OUR' and 'VOICE' highlighted in blue. A small orange north-east pointing arrow positioned after the word 'VOICE' completes the logo. The following text is displayed below the logo: 'Community Tourism UK is the national alliance for community-led tourism organisations across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We support initiatives that promote regenerative destination management and champion the voice of local residents in shaping the visitor economy.'

Partial screenshot from www.communitytourism.uk showing the text 'Our Declaration' in bold black above the following list of statements: Tourism as a shared benefit Tourism should create broad value for society, combining economic vitality with cultural vibrancy, social inclusion and environmental regeneration. Communities at the centre Residents’ wellbeing, identity and aspirations must guide tourism development, recognising their role as the custodians of local destinations. Innovation and digital transformation: Data, technology and digital skills are essential to strengthening resilience, sustainability and competitiveness across the sector. Respect for culture and heritage Our cultural and natural heritage must be safeguarded and celebrated, supporting continuity, creativity and local traditions. Strengthening nature and society Tourism should actively enhance ecosystems and support fair and meaningful livelihoods across the tourism sector. Tourism as a force for peace and understanding Travel should foster empathy, solidarity and cooperation, reinforcing the values that underpin our work.

Building on their community-led research to promote community wealth building and ensure residents' voices are part of local strategy development in the heritage city of York (UK), @goodorgcic.bsky.social have launched a new network: Community Tourism UK.

More info: www.communitytourism.uk

@archscot.bsky.social

A piece related to this topic was published by an Egyptian scholar based in the UK 3 months ago. It is not referenced in the Guardian piece so here it is
www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/opinion/2025/12/ancestors-dignity-cannot-wait-for-repatriation/#