RT @AshWhiffin: I’m pleased to be able to finally share this NEW RESOURCE we have created! ‘Caring for entomology collections’ provides an…

RT @alfarojoshua3: David defeating the Ammonites, AI generated by ChatGPT.

@AidanOSulliva15 @ucdarchaeology These are, of their kind, massive! I actually just took this with the SLR/macro lens

Part of the a subsample of one of the Meur burnt mound samples. Lots of things!

RT @JenniferMcElwa3: New 3-year teaching fellow position in plant science @tcddublin @TCD_NatSci connected to my ERC Advanced grant @TERRA…

RT @MatthewPope: Stone Age Job Klaxon! An important opportunity at @britishmuseum for a curator to work on the cataloging of their Palaeoli…

I'm not sure if it's a plague or the algorithm but my timeline here seems to be full of people mourning their pets

Some more recent archaeology from #lidar - the Eire sign from Inis Mór. Also very clear in standard Google Earth coverage, but nice to pick out in 3D. Data kindly provided by the OPW. SLRM over 16-direction hillshade

RT @EikoFried: A very elegant response to so many research papers out there ..

@NonDestructiv If I had been allowed more than one paper you would have had another!

@BeneskiMuseum Presumably some insects with this?!

RT @moffat_aisling: Setting up an Irish Student Entomological Society! Will be a great opportunity for all early career entomologists to le…

@Dgw4806 @Archaeology_Irl Yes, Tullyesker is a place a little way to the north where greenish greywacke stone outcrops

@Archaeology_Irl For anyone wanting to see this in approximately 3D: (thanks to Jonski @ @TheDigVenturers!). Also, if anyone knows anyone with the skills to make a reproduction, do send them my way...

@AmiesPhilip I'm told that to be sure a thin section is always needed unless you can see the typical oak ring pores

@AmiesPhilip You'd want a thin section really. Usually oak or pine...

When did Paddington become a psychopomp?

@featherytravels [Cue 'Chariots of Fire' theme...]