The team, with staff and student from the UCL IoA, visiting the site of Nuraghe Losa. Here they can be seen 'hiding' in the architecture.

The site of Nuraghe Losa

The team, here led by Dr Sara Perry (UCL IoA Staff), flanked by colleagues and students including Dorothy from the UCL IoA.

The team visit Nuraghe Losa

Over the weekend, the #tetrarchs team explored Nuraghe Losa, 1 of Sardinia’s best-preserved Bronze Age nuraghi. Built c.15th century BCE, this massive stone tower complex is a striking reminder of the island’s prehistoric past. It was truly a weekend of history and adventure!" 4/4

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This is the first of two #tetrarchs seminars co-hosted by @ucl.ac.uk & Uni of York Archarology as part of York's Digital Lunch series.
Special thanks to AHRC Press and @euchanse.bsky.social making this possible.

The Four Tetrarchs, a porphyry sculpture sacked from the Byzantine Philadelphion palace in 1204, on a corner of Saint Mark's in Venice, next to the "Porta della Carta"

I’ll never forget seeing the Portrait of the Four Tetrarchs for the first time. Enigmatic and steeped in lost history, they once adorned the Philadelphion in Constantinople. Now, they stand guard at St. Mark’s Square—a symbol of time’s passage. #Tetrarchs

www.thebyzantinelegacy.com/tetrarchs

Talk about paradata in archaeological processes on Tuesday 5 March 2024, 16:30-17.30 (GMT) at a #TETRARCHs seminar (tetrarchs.org), funded by CHANSE AHRC Press
Book your space here: york-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #CAPTURE_ERC