And our video ASE from the air showcases dramatic aerial footage from our geomatics team: youtu.be/iHp1QCKZTJk
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If you were busy networking during tea breaks and didn’t get chance to watch the videos on the screens around the venue, great news! These are now available on YouTube!
ASE through the decades is a slideshow of images through our 50 year history: youtu.be/PTp_2YDH7MQ
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What an incredible day we had last Saturday for our 50th Anniversary Conference! Want to relive the action? Our Roman Pottery Trainee, Joe Locke, has written about his experience: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
What were your key takeaways? 🤔
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I love digital public archaeology and open science, and I really dislike copyright and gatekeeping, so all power to you. I got to see a couple of Roman dodecahedra at the @archsoutheast.bsky.social #ASEat50 conference this weekend and I'm still thinking about them (if that's allowed)
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Fantastic day conference looking at the archaeological work of @archsoutheast.bsky.social over the past 50 years
Here's to their next half century 🥂 #ASEat50
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Our final presentation of the day follows a video of some very thought provoking hopes for the future from ASE staff. 📽️
Martin Bell is now reflecting on the day and our challenges going forward!
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Next up we're in London with a talk about the finds and public engagement from our Whitechapel excavations with Elke Raemen and Sarah Wolferstan #ASEat50
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We're on a journey to some strange old buildings now with ASE Historic Buildings archaeologist Michael Shapland #ASEat50
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A woman standing in front of a presentation titled The Mile Charioteer
After lunch our first presenter is guest speaker Melanie Giles with her highly anticipated talk on warrior burials #ASEat50
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Thanks Angus and Rob! We had fun too #ASEat50
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The only way is Essex! Or at least it is for Rob Cullum and Angus Foreshaw, project officers at ASE, who are taking us through recent discoveries in the region #ASEat50
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Hayley Nicholls, project officer at ASE, now takes the stage to take us through the Later Bronze in Sussex #ASEat50
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Matt Pope @mattpope.bsky.social now up, on ASE's contribution to prehistoric research in the region #ASEat50
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David Rudling talking now about the first 30 years of ASE (or should we say the FAU!) #ASEat50
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It's our 50th Anniversary Conference! If you're here today you can join the conversation using #ASEat50
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LAST FEW HOURS to book your tickets to our 50th Anniversary Conference this weekend! Sales close tonight, 3rd April. #ASEat50
Here's a VERY quick reminder of what to expect! More info and ticket booking: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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The top of a red clay flagon vessel in the form of a Roman woman shown from three angles. The central image shows the face with eyes, nose and mouth depicted in low relief with an elaborate moulded hairstyle. The neck of the vessel is the neck of the woman and one shoulder remains. The second view depicts the head from the side, and a top view shows the open spout.
This fragment from a Roman face-mask flagon, found at Heybridge with other ceramics dating to the mid 4th C AD, will be on display at our 50th anniversary conference!
ONE WEEK LEFT to get your ticket and see this fantastic object in person! www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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Immerse yourself in Later #BronzeAge #Sussex at our 50th Anniversary conference! Hayley will be exploring some fantastic legacy sites and recent discoveries on Sat 5th April in Portslade!
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Public archaeology 🤝 archaeology of pubs
Find out all about the huge postmedieval finds assemblages from our Whitechapel Central excavations, & how they're contributing to public engagement projects, at our 50th Anniversary Conference on Sat 5 April! #ASEat50
Tickets: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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From the discovery of King Harold's Hall, depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry, to a music hall mentioned in Graham Greene’s Brighton Rock, this will be a fascinating journey through some of Sussex’s iconic – and lesser known – historic buildings.
Register now! www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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Ever wanted to poke around an old ruined building? Looking for traces of people who lived or worked there? Their stories? Let ASE's Michael Shapland take you to some of his most intriguing places at ASE’s 50th Anniversary Conference on 5 April!
Tickets: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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Infographic containing a cut out of a woman against a dark teal background. Text reads “What to expect at ASE’s 50th Anniversary Conference, Sat 5 April 2025”. An arrow labelled “guest speaker Melanie Giles” points to the woman. Further text snippets read “Iron Age ‘warriors’”, “weapons burials”, “osteoarchaeology” and “warrior identity”.
Introducing our next #ASEat50 conference speaker: Prof Melanie Giles from the University of Manchester will join us to talk about Iron Age weapons burials!
Tickets, info and full abstract: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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Only a month until our 50th Anniversary Conference!
Introducing ASE speaker @mattpope.bsky.social & his talk “A half century of shaping the early prehistory of the South-East”. It’s sure to be a fascinating journey across half a million years, as Matt explains! #ASEat50
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Paul started in archaeology as a volunteer with ASE, back in our Sussex Archaeological Field Unit days!
We’re very excited to welcome him back to talk about the diversity of Neolithic activity across the South-East, built on a synthesis of research-led and commercial archaeological data.
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A cut out image of a man against a dark teal background. Text reads “What to expect at ASE’s 50th Anniversary Conference, Sat 5 April 2025”. An arrow labelled “guest speaker Paul Garwood” points to the man. Further text snippets read “Neolithic archaeology”, “recent advances” and “challenges for the future”.
Introducing one of our guest speakers at our #ASEat50 conference, 5th April 2025! 🏺
The Neolithic transformed: 50 years of Neolithic archaeology in South-East England
Paul Garwood, Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Birmingham
TICKETS: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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What can you expect at ASE’s 50th Anniversary Conference on Saturday 5th April? #ASEat50 🏺
Over to ASE Director Louise Rayner to introduce her talk “Archaeology South-East: a short history of 50 years”
TICKETS: www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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You can expect more #ASEat50 stories like Simon’s at our 50th Anniversary Conference on Saturday 5th April – get your tickets now!
www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology-...
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