And now the #Melsonby story is shared with European colleagues! Well done to @proftommoore.bsky.social and Sophie! #moesgaardmuseum is an incredible venue for a conference 👏🏻👏🏻

A lino cut of a wild boar in black ink

Sketch of two small iron sculptures at the Celts exhibition at Moesgaard Museum, one of a boar and one of a stag rising.

#ArtAdventCalendar day 10, a wild boar, inspired by the Celts exhibition at #MoesgaardMuseum where there was also a beautiful stag rising sculpture in iron.

Today I was totally flashed by my visit to the Grauballe-Man in the Moesgaard Museum, Aarhus.

#GrauballeMan #MoesgaardMuseum #Aarhus

I spent the wekend in #Aarhus, including -a visit at #MoesgaardMuseum that offered this lovely view of the old manor:

A drone, its case and in the background a GNSS base station on a Sardinian mountain side.

An archaeologist surveys a ground control point using a GNSS receiver. They're on top of a robbed-out hut. In the background cork oak.

For something a bit different we're out surveying the Nuragic sanctuary at Matzanni in Sardinia with drone lidar.

We're part of the Augustinus Fonden supported Metals and Giants project.

#mosegaard #moesgaardmuseum 🏺

A person on the right site of the picture is fotographing a bronze metal vessel (left site of picture) on a table under a window.

#FindsFriday on my knees! The beauty in the corner is the late #Bronzeage #amphora from Herzberg. A thin metal sheet #vessel with hump decoration. Looking forward to detect the #craft traces.
#archaeology #Ironage #Moesgaardmuseum #LandesmuseumBrandenburg

Científicos españoles descubren la verdadera dieta neolítica Es la primera vez que se analizan alimentos de hace 5.500 años con técnicas de última generación.

Phytolith and starch analysis applied to the grinding stones from TRB Frydenlund in the news. Also available in Norwegian, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese, Turkish and Russian. archaeologymag.com/2024/12/diet... #archaeology #neolithic #Moesgaardmuseum

Grinding stone - Frydenlund - A 3D model collection by Niels H. Andersen (@nha) Grinding stone - Frydenlund - A 3D model collection by Niels H. Andersen (@nha)

3D-images of the grinding stones from the Early Funnel Beaker site of Frydenlund, Fynen, Denmark (ca. 3600 BCE). Images by Niels H. Andersen, #MoesgaardMuseum. You can read about the possible function of these stones in our recent paper. #Archaeology #Neolithic

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Grateful for a university library that offers access to all those resources that allow to write a thorough paper. And for library staff members who are endlessly patient and facilitating. #AarhusUniversity and #MoesgaardMuseum

Drawing of the clay disc. A large sun (labelled "3") with a smaller circle inside("2") is recognisable, to its lower right another small circle ("1") can be seen.

Following the interpretation on display in #MoesgaardMuseum, the disc supposedly shows the moon - first on its way to (1), and second in front (2) of the sun (3).

Some time later (probably only shortly after the #eclipse) the clay disc was buried at a nearby dolmen.