Sharon Clough

Stories of the Silent: Prisoners of war and paupers at Blackberry Hill, Bristol

Stories of the Silent: Prisoners of war and paupers at Blackberry Hill, Bristol cotswoldarchaeology.co.uk/event/storie...

Published article in a journal I've not been in before - Lancashire & Cheshire Abtiquarian Society
EBA cremation burial recovered during an evaluation.

Looking forward to all the talks at #BABAO2025 today and tomorrow.
Catch my talk tomorrow afternoon!

Lives Less Ordinary - The mortician, the "werewolf" and the keeper of brains - BBC Sounds Alexandra Morton-Hayward unlocks the secrets of the human brain but her own betrays her

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Life and Industry in Roman Gloucester: Excavations at Centre Severn Our excavations at Centre Severn, Barnwood, have uncovered human activity from the 2nd-4th centuries AD, including a large Roman limekiln.

Life and Industry in Roman Gloucester: Excavations at Centre Severn cotswoldarchaeology.co.uk/roman-limeki...

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The Life Scientific - Jacqueline McKinley on unearthing bones and stories at Britain's ancient burial sites - BBC Sounds Jim Al-Khalili digs into the subterranean world of ancient bones with Jacqueline McKinley.

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Romans, Runways, and Iron Age settlements We are very happy to announce that we have just published a report on excavations at the Collection Management Facility, Science and Innovation Park Wiltshire. The site revealed a pair of double pit a...

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Iron Age pit burials and a small Roman cemetery

I'll be in Southampton talking about one of the highlights of my career so far, the site of an execution cemetery in Andover on 11th March.

In Leeds City museum and spotted this fab mosaic and it reminded me of Jess Peto's PhD project on extinction of UK wolves which Cotswold Archaeology are supporting as part of the collaborative funding.

New bone test could rewrite British history, say scientists Researchers say new DNA research could shed new light on what history books say about ancient Britain.

BBC News - New bone test could rewrite British history, say scientists
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A man and a woman are stood in front of a projector screen speaking to a seated audience

A woman is stood in front of a projector screen speaking to a seated audience. The image on the screen is of a plan of an excavated early Medieval cemetery

A woman is stood in front of a projector screen speaking to a seated audience. The image on the screen is a pie chart which shows the sex estimation of skeletons in the cemetery

A woman is stood in front of a projector screen speaking to a seated audience. The image on the screen is of a graph of the age estimates for skeletons from an excavated early Medieval cemetery

Sharon Clough, Osteologist with #CotswoldArchaeology, now gives a talk on the results of her analysis of the Early Medieval cemetery at Hinkley Point.

Joan Pye Lecture 2024: "Life In Roman Britain: A View From The Skeleton" with Rebecca Gowland YouTube video by Cotswold Archaeology

𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗿 𝗕𝗲𝗰𝗸𝘆 𝗚𝗼𝘄𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 (Durham University), draws on the latest analytical techniques to uncover the 'osteobiographies' written in bones and teeth, revealing details of life and death in Roman Britain.
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I’m very sad to hear that Colin Renfrew, a giant in the field of Prehistoric Archaeology, has joined the realm of the ancients. An academic archaeologist with one foot firmly in the trench, he combined theory & fieldwork with flair - and had a knack for asking the right questions. His work lives on

Poster promoting a conference to disseminate the results of archaeological excavations at Hinkley Point in Somerset on Saturday 30th November

In partnership with #CotswoldArchaeology and #SouthWestHeritageTrust we are hosting a conference on the #archaeological discoveries at #HinkleyPoint (sponsored EDF Energy).

10am - 4.30pm
Saturday 30 November
Stogursey

Tickets £12 / Students £6

Booking is essential. Please email office@sanhs.org

MPs hear of 'troubling' cases of human remains being sold on Instagram London MP Bell Ribeiro-Addy said it was ‘abhorrent’ for human remains to be sold on social media sites such as Instagram, Facebook, eBay, Etsy and Gumtree

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Well done to the BABAO sub group - trade and sale of human remains - for bringing this abhorrent trade to the notice of MPs.

Archaeologists in Financial Crisis – Poverty Impact Report 2024 This 2024 Poverty Impact Report is based on the responses of 644 individuals in UK archaeology. The statistics that have been collected, analysed and collated by Lu Stanton-Greenwood. The concept w…

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Today we release the BAJR Poverty Impact Report 2024, continuing the work begun with the first Report in 2022.
Contained within are the voices of 644 colleagues.
Read, absorb and act. Discussions on BAJR Facebook
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I'm putting the finishing touches to my talk for the Hinkley Point day conference on 30th November. Please join us to hear about the early medieval cemetery

I'm slowly re-finding the over 700 accounts I was following on that other app. Please keep compiling those lists, they are really helping.