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Podiatry, disability and footwear, on the vinegar-stained, tannery-scented streets of medieval Bristol: https://t.co/pKFnmCh7QE #Medieval #Bristol #Disability #Archaeology https://t.co/XpnkbG4QlU
These are not just shoes. These are... also not M&S shoes. What they are is 'swayed' shoes (the height of #medieval fashion), and what's weird about them is the massive holes on the outside edges, with not much wear anyplace else...: https://t.co/yPF8EtOdrd #Archaeology #Bristol https://t.co/CD6FE5HqbX
How satisfying is this...? – Expertly cleaned-up by the talented and very patient conservator Pieta, at @DrakonHeritage. Finally we can see his face, and he's absolutely rocking his Hercules topknot! #HipsterCupid #Roman #Archaeology #A417 #Gloucestershire @HighwaysSWEST https://t.co/cliBhUT17d
Cupid does bathtime! Probably not what the chubby little cherub would've been expecting, posing as the powerful Hercules, but he's here nonetheless. Beautifully cleaned-up by the talented Pieta of @DrakonHeritage. #Roman #Archaeology #A417 @HighwaysSWEST https://t.co/o7LV7ABubk
Latest news
Medieval book fastenings from Jesus College, Cambridge
The continuing excavations on the site of Jesus College, Cambridge are producing an abundance of artefacts which provide an insight into the daily lives of those who inhabited the medieval nunnery and the later post-medieval College. Post-excavation work is in its early stages, but a quick glance at the metalwork and small stone items has…
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Settlement in Bristol began in the late Anglo-Saxon period and by the 11th century it was a prestigious place. Coins were minted,...
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During recent excavations at Jesus College, Cambridge, a newly discovered well, of later medieval or early post-medieval date has...
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Hearing about new technology in archaeology is always an exciting topic of conversation for the Geomatics Team here at Cotswold...
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