Rob Hedge

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21: balance #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/11/09 05:15

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20: (sub)field #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/11/08 19:20

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17: dot #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/24 05:49

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16: spectrum #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/23 07:02

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15: gear #ArchInk #Inktober #Inktober2022

22/10/21 07:25

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14: lamp #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/19 21:16

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13: building #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/18 16:19

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12: team #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/17 06:40

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11: classify #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/15 18:01

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10: triangle #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/14 17:33

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8: exchange #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/11 19:22

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7: safety #ArchInk #inktober #inktober2022

22/10/10 01:18

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5: dirt #ArchInk #inktober

22/10/06 21:09

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4: patina #ArchInk #inktober

22/10/05 21:08

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2: matter #archink #inktober

22/10/04 03:21

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1: decoration #archink #inktober

22/10/03 00:42

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Day 31: #TheHumanBoneManual “This is how the story begins. On a dark dark hill there was a dark dark town…” I’m sure I can’t be the only archaeologist for whom Funnybones was a firm childhood favourite! #archink #inktober

21/11/02 08:35

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Day 30: #FraudsMythsAndMysteries As Boris Johnson proffered inanities about the Roman Empire, I was at #Tintagel Castle. A place with its own myths and mysteries, underneath which lies a remarkable post-Roman citadel with connections across the continent. #archink #inktober

21/11/02 02:20

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Day 28: #IdentityCrisis The interdisciplinary researcher at their intellectual crossroads. #history #archaeology #twitterstorians #archink #inktober

21/10/31 23:00

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Day 27: #ObjectsOfSurvivance The playful, expressive imagery of the Taino artwork that covers the walls of Caribbean caves is resurgent in the movement to celebrate #Taino heritage. #archink #inktober

21/10/29 06:39

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Day 25: #IfThesePotsCouldTalk This pot can talk! Gurgle jugs (of which the best known is the Dartmouth Pottery fish jug) pour with a resonant ‘glug glug’ sound. A reminder that a pot isn’t just a container: its properties affect the experience of consumption. #archink #inktober

21/10/27 05:12

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Day 24: #HungryListening William Langland’s medieval masterpiece ‘Piers Plowman’ (B-text, written c.1377), contains this wonderful passage on hunger, a surfeit of cabbages, and the keen longing for the harvest. #archink #inktober

21/10/26 06:47

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Day 22: #Entangled Old fishing nets, seaweed, feathers and dune grass, entangled in a clump on the Cornish Coast. Anthropocene archaeology. #archink #inktober

21/10/25 08:22

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Day 21: #HackingTheAcademy The majority of UK archaeologists don’t have university affiliation. This means access to the publications needed to do our job well is frequently costly, or difficult… or illegal! #archink #inktober

21/10/24 07:42

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Day 19: #HowThingsShapeTheMind Today’s #archink takes inspiration from @archaeojapery’s very fine book, Change and Archaeology. On the making of Bronze Age swords, and how the process shapes both maker and metal: #inktober

21/10/20 19:56