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#OnThisDay, 28 Nov 1967, PhD student Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovers the existence of pulsars.

Not included in the 1974 Nobel prize for the discovery, Bell received a £3m prize for her work in 2018. She's using it to set up a foundation to improve diversity in STEM.

#WomenInSTEM #Histodons #ScienceHistory

RT @orchid00
Why don't we share data and code? Perceived barriers and benefits to public archiving practices. Gomez et al 2022 doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2022.1113 #sharecode #researchsoftware #RSE #ECR #phdlife @sortecoevo #ESASCBO2022 @EcolSocAus @RSocPublishing @ResearchSoft @SoftwareSaved

RT @jens2go@twitter.com

Is it a human? Is it a #Neolithic T-pillar? Is it a composite figure? - No, it's the Kilisik sculpture (... and thus maybe all of these).

"A rather odd figure: The so-called #Kilisik Sculpture from #Adıyaman, #Turkey"

dainst.blog/the-tepe-telegrams

🐦🔗: twitter.com/jens2go/status/114

Noticing a lot of weekend chatter about helping new people onboard and I literally cannot stress the enough - the experience changes entirely once you follow about 200 people.

Then your home timeline fills up, and you find more people to follow/weed out some of the randos you followed at first.

This place is NOT going to get "busier" if you do not follow people; there are so many posts going on that you are not seeing.

Use "Federated" and "Local" find ppl; follow liberally. It works.

We're new here, so it's probably #introduction time! 👋

This is the official #Mastodon account of the @EU_Commission European Research Executive Agency.

We manage #HorizonEU, #MSCA, #RFCS, and #EUAgriPromo projects.

Follow us for #EU research and innovation news, including #funding opportunities and the latest updates from projects.

Join us and get involved in building a greener and more inclusive #Europe!

#EUVoice #FollowFriday #JoinMastodon

Corroded lumps are revealed as pieces of a tanged razor under X-ray. Late Iron Age, north-east Anatolia.

Corroded lumps are revealed as pieces of a tanged razor under X-ray. Late Iron Age, north-east Anatolia.

Quick reminder that not every torc is #gold and shiny!! 😉

These, from Snettisham, are simple and made from copper alloy (Bronze) and baser gold alloy.

📷 The British Museum

#Archaeology #torcs #prehistory

While following a lot of people can populate your Home feed significantly, sometimes people (like me) end up boosting a lot and that can unexpectedly hinder your own experience.

So if you like someone's specific posts and don't want to follow their boosts, you can go to their profile under the [...] button, and select the "Hide boosts from account" button.

There is no algorithm on Mastodon. You have ownership and control over every filtering decision instead of some robot.

#TwitterMigration

So, the European Union has set up its own Mastodon instance, EU Voice, as an official channel/platform for all its many institutions - what a great initiative social.network.europa.eu/about
#TwitterMigration #europe #Diplomacy #Transparency

#StandingStoneSunday Drombeg Stone Circle, County Cork, Ireland. Also known as "The Druids' Altar." (Photo by me.)

LiDAR revealing a lynchetted prehistoric field system beneath the woodland canopy of the medieval Lantyan Wood, above the Fowey River, south Cornwall. The plot also shows post medieval trackways and charcoal burning platforms both overlying the older earthworks.

Further information in alt-text

For decades, not digging an archaeological site was considered a best practice for preserving it. Climate change, however, is changing this calculus -

Sharing forward a useful new publication on the range of climate impacts on archaeology and what they mean for heritage management- #climateheritage

cambridge.org/core/journals/an

New discovery: 15 burials of the early #medieval period discovered during excavations in Kleinbasel. The pictures show a gold disk fibula (decorative pin to fasten garments/brooch) found in a woman's grave and a silver inlaid belt fitting from a child's grave. Dating 7th century AD.

archaeologie.bs.ch/ueber-uns/m

#archaeology

@ninawillburger What a terrific find on a number of levels: the condition, the inscription, the inlay!- thanks for posting

Silver inlaid #runes on an early #medieval iron spearhead, found in a burial at Wurmlingen, dating late 6th century AD. The inscription reads DORIH - Dorich, a male name, probably the name of the owner or the blacksmith.

Photo: Landesmuseum Württemberg

#Archaeology

I found this link to a tour through the Pergamonmuseum during the exhibition Uruk - 5000 Years of a Megacity while cleaning out my bookmarks.
Enjoy!

storage.smb.museum/Virtueller_

#museum #exhibition #Pergamonmuseum #Uruk #archaeology #history

@rosicrane Lovely! would this particular piece be from the period c. 4-2 century?

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