Posts by Nick Halliday
Covers of the two books reviewed, both with images of torcs on their covers, with the text 'Review Article'.
📕 The Snettisham hoards contain "the largest concentration of Iron Age torcs in Britain and beyond"
The latest Antiquity #ReviewArticle covers their long-awaited publication in two volumes, investigating the complex art of Celtic metalworkers
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy...
🏺 #Archaeology 1/2
Anemia in adults aged 60 and older is associated with a 66% higher risk of developing dementia and elevated blood biomarkers linked to Alzheimer's disease and neurodegeneration. doi.org/hbx5vp
Will Meta be licensing this tech? Might appeal to a lot of CEOs. As people work their actions help create Agents to put them out of a job. It's a win-win.
I always mutter about takeaways yet at Pompeii lots of counters on street for takeaway food.
By the way it was announced yesterday that the French government agency that holds all the data for driving licences, identity cards etc. Has just been hacked and 19 million personal details lost including DOB and email addresses. You only had one job...
Fancy new page for Ernesto my brilliant personal trainer based near the British Museum.
www.instagram.com/movementstud...
Quite impressive Martyn Atkins is driving an ambulance of supplies to Ukraine. All donations welcome.
www.justgiving.com/page/martyn-...
I mean, we should all take some Homer with us to the afterlife, just in case we need a little epic reading while cruising on the Styx.
Ernesto is my personal trainer a bit of a genius plus a very nice guy based near the British Museum. So if you want to improve your training for a specific sport, do rehab, or improve mobility you should look him up. www.facebook.com/share/1CHskY...
Unimprovable headline
From the latest Private Eye, out now.
Had good fun last week with Lakes Outdoor Experience spending two days with Iain Gallagher learning about navigating using maps and compass. Can totally recommend. Have also done climbing, kayaking and caving with Iain in the Lakes. Very good value. www.lakesoutdoorexperience.co.uk
Analysis of 773 molluscan family names shows nearly 72% use Ancient Greek, reflecting historical trends in scientific naming and the influence of Western scholarship on taxonomy. doi.org/hbxqsn
It’s been 10 years since I published Building Successful Communities of practice…. To celebrate I’ve published a second edition. Currently at a special price to pre-order (UK only) hellotacit.com/building-suc...
#OtD 19 Apr 1943 the Warsaw ghetto uprising broke out in earnest when Jews fought back against Nazi attempts to deport them to the Treblinka extermination camp. Although defeated after 27 days it was the biggest armed Jewish rebellion of the Holocaust stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9062...
'Yes Minister'
Can recommend Derwentwater Marina in the Lake District if you want some structured sailing training. Been a couple of times now. Always a good experience. Has a well stocked shop. Bonus.
Please write to the council supporting this planning application!
These objectors seem to think refer people die than they be inconvenienced.
You can find the details of the plans here which build on a goods yard.
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BBC News - Southport agencies 'to be named unless disciplinary action taken'
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
A whole host of other automated accounts from everyone’s favourite Library here:
ukparliament.github.io/ontologies/m...
In case you get tired of the Bluesky discourse and want to know what’s going on in the UK’s premier Parliament
Given everyone now has an opinion on secondary legislation, now might be a good time to plug @madenlaid.bsky.social. Every SI laid before Parliament where the minister has already made it into law
#usefultips travelling in UK for a holiday? Get Morrisons or whoever you use to deliver all your food to the holiday address. Simples.
I thought you were making a clever joke.
Text reads "Classical Association 2026". Below it is the logo of the Antiquity Journal, and behind them is a photo of the Manchester Cathedral.
For #CA26, check out @antiquity.ac.uk's collections on Classical and Roman Archaeology. Where not already open access, articles are free to read until 30 April
Classical Archaeology: 📚 https://cup.org/3PZVgNE
Roman Archaeology: 🏛️ https://cup.org/4cjJtRM
A big thank you to everyone who worked with us, spoke to us, took part in the workshops and presented (and came along to!) the community of practice
All the work collected here: connectedbydata.org/projects/202...
The ship you are thinking of is the Vasa.
Thought the Mary Rose sank first time out?
Think again...
Except Tony Soprano was vaguely likeable.