What are the EES staff reading on #ReadABookDay?
Why, our new #book, of course!🤓📖
You too can read about the unique history of 'Ancient Egypt in 50 Discoveries' made during EES excavations since our founding in 1882. Buy your copy today: www.ees.ac.uk/resource/anc...
Any of my academic friends able to access this paper for me? link.springer.com/chapter/10.1...
A peanut butter and banana toastie with icing sugar and syrup
Oysters and lemon in an ice bowl
Three hag stones on a sandy beach
A tumbler of wine up against a vase of sunflowers
Pictures from a slow, relaxing weekend in Margate. I will be thinking about that banana-peanut butter-pistachio toastie for the rest of my life.
Think you know history? Think again.
Discover 50 incredible finds that rewrote over 3,000 years of history in @theees.bsky.social's Ancient Egypt in 50 Discoveries, published today! #AE50EES
"Fascinating and unmissable" – Prof Kate Williams
Get your copy now 👉 www.ees.ac.uk/resource/anc...
Ah, the beginnings of autumn. A time to dig out all your cute lightweight jackets and find that they're covered in cat hair.
I'll be getting film developed monthly, so will see results in September! Couldn't resist a phone pic of those glorious lilypads in the meantime.
Spent Saturday at one of my favourite places on earth - Kew Gardens - trying out a new hobby. I recently took a disposable camera on holiday and loved how it helped me to slow down and really connect with what I was seeing, so when I got back I bought this 90s point-and-shoot on eBay.
I've never booked tickets for something so fast in my life! Still the best fiction podcast I've ever listened to. It got me through my master's, helped me make friends across the world, and even semi-introduced me to my wife!
