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October 5, 2026 at 2:42 AM
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Iron Age skulls from Matelica, Italy show flat head syndrome in 42% of adults tested, centuries before “Back to Sleep.” What did ancient parents do that flattened their babies’ heads? #Paleopathology #IronAge #Bioarchaeology www.anthropology.net/p/flat-head-...
Flat Head Syndrome in 42% of Iron Age Italians
Skulls from Matelica, Italy, show deformational plagiocephaly nearly 3,000 years before the Back to Sleep campaign
www.anthropology.net
October 2, 2026 at 9:11 PM
Iron Age skulls from Matelica, Italy show flat head syndrome in 42% of adults tested, centuries before “Back to Sleep.” What did ancient parents do that flattened their babies’ heads? #Paleopathology #IronAge #Bioarchaeology www.anthropology.net/p/flat-head-...
Our #ObjectoftheWeek is a glazed amulet representing the head of the demon Pazuzu, found in ancient Nineveh. Dating to the Late Iron Age, ca. 700-500 BCE, it contains features of a lion, fish, and goat.
📸 ©The Trustees of the British Museum (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), 91873
#Mesopotamia #Nineveh #IronAge
📸 ©The Trustees of the British Museum (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), 91873
#Mesopotamia #Nineveh #IronAge
October 2, 2026 at 5:22 PM
Our #ObjectoftheWeek is a glazed amulet representing the head of the demon Pazuzu, found in ancient Nineveh. Dating to the Late Iron Age, ca. 700-500 BCE, it contains features of a lion, fish, and goat.
📸 ©The Trustees of the British Museum (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), 91873
#Mesopotamia #Nineveh #IronAge
📸 ©The Trustees of the British Museum (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), 91873
#Mesopotamia #Nineveh #IronAge
#findsfriday #celtic #ironage: `The Gauls‘ use of wood demonstrates their technological skills. It ist believed that the extrordinary machinery discovered at the bottom of a 18m deep well at the settlement of Saint-Symphorien was used to pump water. The device […]
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October 2, 2026 at 4:18 PM
#findsfriday #celtic #ironage: `The Gauls‘ use of wood demonstrates their technological skills. It ist believed that the extrordinary machinery discovered at the bottom of a 18m deep well at the settlement of Saint-Symphorien was used to pump water. The device […]
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#FindsFriday #Celtic #IronAge: `The Gauls‘ use of wood demonstrates their technological skills. It ist believed that the extrordinary machinery discovered at the bottom of a 18m deep well at the settlement of Saint-Symphorien was used to pump water.
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October 2, 2026 at 4:18 PM
#FindsFriday #Celtic #IronAge: `The Gauls‘ use of wood demonstrates their technological skills. It ist believed that the extrordinary machinery discovered at the bottom of a 18m deep well at the settlement of Saint-Symphorien was used to pump water.
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#folklorethursday #celtic: `During the #ironage people at Castell Henllys didn't use money. They measured wealth in cattle instead. The more cattle someone had, the more important and powerful they were. Warriors loved stealing their enemies' cattle, and many […]
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October 1, 2026 at 6:08 PM
#folklorethursday #celtic: `During the #ironage people at Castell Henllys didn't use money. They measured wealth in cattle instead. The more cattle someone had, the more important and powerful they were. Warriors loved stealing their enemies' cattle, and many […]
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#FolkloreThursday #Celtic: `During the #IronAge people at Castell Henllys didn't use money. They measured wealth in cattle instead. The more cattle someone had, the more important and powerful they were.
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#FolkloreThursday #Celtic: `During the #IronAge people at Castell Henllys didn't use money. They measured wealth in cattle instead. The more cattle someone had, the more important and powerful they were.
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It's worth adding that the Yorkshire Museum is also hosting an exhibition of the stunning Iron Age Melsonby Hoard 'Chariots, Treasure & Power'. Well worth a visit (even if it's not Roman 😉). Runs to summer 2027.
📷 my own 2026
#Brigantes #IronAge #RomanAdjacent
📷 my own 2026
#Brigantes #IronAge #RomanAdjacent
October 1, 2026 at 4:59 PM
It's worth adding that the Yorkshire Museum is also hosting an exhibition of the stunning Iron Age Melsonby Hoard 'Chariots, Treasure & Power'. Well worth a visit (even if it's not Roman 😉). Runs to summer 2027.
📷 my own 2026
#Brigantes #IronAge #RomanAdjacent
📷 my own 2026
#Brigantes #IronAge #RomanAdjacent
Looking up at the Iron Age Hillfort on Earl's Hill, Pontesbury, near Oaks, Shropshire; courtesy of Bill Harrison. #HillfortsWednesday #IronAge #Archaeology
September 30, 2026 at 10:26 AM
Looking up at the Iron Age Hillfort on Earl's Hill, Pontesbury, near Oaks, Shropshire; courtesy of Bill Harrison. #HillfortsWednesday #IronAge #Archaeology
The Ballachulish figure which was discovered in a bog at Ballachulish in Inverness-shire. The figure dates to the Iron Age, and was possibly a goddess. Now part of the collections at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. 📸 My own. #Woodensday #IronAge #Ballachulish
September 30, 2026 at 5:56 AM
The Ballachulish figure which was discovered in a bog at Ballachulish in Inverness-shire. The figure dates to the Iron Age, and was possibly a goddess. Now part of the collections at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. 📸 My own. #Woodensday #IronAge #Ballachulish
The ramparts of Hod Hill Hillfort, near Blandford Forum in Dorset. The fort is one of the largest Iron Age hillforts in the county. 📸 My own. #HillfortsWednesday #HodHill #IronAge #Archaeology #Dorset
September 30, 2026 at 5:56 AM
The ramparts of Hod Hill Hillfort, near Blandford Forum in Dorset. The fort is one of the largest Iron Age hillforts in the county. 📸 My own. #HillfortsWednesday #HodHill #IronAge #Archaeology #Dorset
Rivers of Awen blends archaeology, craft, and ancient myth into a tabletop experience you can play solo, in spoken bardic circles, or with a group. #ironage
Kin, craft, and ancestors: Rivers of Awen Review
Discover our review of Rivers of Awen by Yannick Dubois, an Iron Age roleplaying game of kin, craft, and seasonal survival in ancient Britain.
www.geeknative.com
September 29, 2026 at 10:58 PM
Rivers of Awen blends archaeology, craft, and ancient myth into a tabletop experience you can play solo, in spoken bardic circles, or with a group. #ironage
Jazzing up my Iron Age dialogues tote bag - got a few more coats to go but love it so far. Let's hope the internet didn't lie and ironing acrylic markers fixes the colour!! #ironage #archaeology
September 27, 2026 at 8:34 PM
Jazzing up my Iron Age dialogues tote bag - got a few more coats to go but love it so far. Let's hope the internet didn't lie and ironing acrylic markers fixes the colour!! #ironage #archaeology
As I #AmWriting and researching sacrifice. death ritual, and #IronAge bog people, here's a listen on The Ancients podcast.
Love the warning:
"Contains detail that may be incompatible with Sunday lunch."
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Love the warning:
"Contains detail that may be incompatible with Sunday lunch."
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Death in Paradise
Discussing ritual murder in the British #IronAge with Tristan Hughes #TheAncients Podcast for #HistoryHit
Warning: Contains detail that may be incompatible with Sunday lunch
Watch / listen on YouTube (or wherever you get your podcasts)
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#Archaeology
Discussing ritual murder in the British #IronAge with Tristan Hughes #TheAncients Podcast for #HistoryHit
Warning: Contains detail that may be incompatible with Sunday lunch
Watch / listen on YouTube (or wherever you get your podcasts)
share.google/WSe8946LRXJJ...
#Archaeology
September 27, 2026 at 10:55 AM
As I #AmWriting and researching sacrifice. death ritual, and #IronAge bog people, here's a listen on The Ancients podcast.
Love the warning:
"Contains detail that may be incompatible with Sunday lunch."
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Love the warning:
"Contains detail that may be incompatible with Sunday lunch."
😅
Did someone say #IronAge? Sláinte! 🍺
A Late Iron Age, Black Burnished Ware pottery tankard
📷 Sept 2026
Found as a grave accessory at Wynford Eagle and now in Dorset Museum
It would have originally held just over 4 pints - cheers 🍻
#FindsFriday #FridayFeeling
📷 Sept 2026
Found as a grave accessory at Wynford Eagle and now in Dorset Museum
It would have originally held just over 4 pints - cheers 🍻
#FindsFriday #FridayFeeling
September 25, 2026 at 8:13 PM
Did someone say #IronAge? Sláinte! 🍺
September 24, 2026 at 5:26 PM
Ran our of chars but the Historic England Heritage Gateway can be found here: historicengland.org.uk/listing/heri...
#archeology #roman #ironage #LiDAR
#archeology #roman #ironage #LiDAR
Heritage Gateway | Historic England
Use the Heritage Gateway to search and discover historic environment records across England. There are over a million individual records online.
historicengland.org.uk
September 23, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Ran our of chars but the Historic England Heritage Gateway can be found here: historicengland.org.uk/listing/heri...
#archeology #roman #ironage #LiDAR
#archeology #roman #ironage #LiDAR
Trivia of the day (checking a reference in the Anglo Saxon Chronicle) Cwicelmeshlæwe: Cuckhamsley Hill, Scutchamer Knob, Scotsman’s Knob [snigger] or Beacon Hill is an Iron Age barrow in Oxfordshire, where viking raiding armies paused in 1006 #medievalsky #archaeology #ironage
September 23, 2026 at 5:06 PM
Trivia of the day (checking a reference in the Anglo Saxon Chronicle) Cwicelmeshlæwe: Cuckhamsley Hill, Scutchamer Knob, Scotsman’s Knob [snigger] or Beacon Hill is an Iron Age barrow in Oxfordshire, where viking raiding armies paused in 1006 #medievalsky #archaeology #ironage
Danebury Hillfort, near Nether Wallop, Hampshire, England; courtesy of Mike Faherty. #HillfortsWednesday #IronAge #Archaeology
September 23, 2026 at 12:47 PM
Danebury Hillfort, near Nether Wallop, Hampshire, England; courtesy of Mike Faherty. #HillfortsWednesday #IronAge #Archaeology
FYI: Ancient DNA shows domesticated grapevines reached southern Iberia by 1000 BC #AncientDNA #Grapevines #Iberia #IronAge #WineHistory
Ancient DNA shows domesticated grapevines reached southern Iberia by 1000 BC
Researchers analyzed 28 Iron Age seeds, finding lineages still linked to some grape varieties grown today.
www.vinetur.com
September 23, 2026 at 11:01 AM
FYI: Ancient DNA shows domesticated grapevines reached southern Iberia by 1000 BC #AncientDNA #Grapevines #Iberia #IronAge #WineHistory
☕ #News 🇪🇺 #Europe 🇪🇺 #IronAge #Danube 🇦🇹 #Austria 🇦🇹 – Late Iron Age, 4th to 1st century B.C. 🙂
www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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A sunken ship cargo of 500 bipyramidal bars? Implications for La Tène period iron production and trade along the Danube | Antiquity | Cambridge Core
A sunken ship cargo of 500 bipyramidal bars? Implications for La Tène period iron production and trade along the Danube
www.cambridge.org
September 22, 2026 at 3:34 PM
📣 New Podcast! "“Queering Prehistory” with S. K. Marley" on @Spreaker #archaeology #bronzeage #goddolly #headdress #ironage #nonbinaryhistory #nonbinarynature #prehistoric #prehistory #queerecology #queerhistory #queeringprehistory #queerlandscape #queernature #queerwalking #transecology
“Queering Prehistory” with S. K. Marley
We all know that trans people have existed throughout history, but what about before that? S.K. Marley does fascinating research on queerness and transness that predates written history and joins me to speak about what antler headdresses and wooden dolls might teach us about transness. We also discuss how transness, walking and wellbeing are entangled, which landscapes are the most nonbinary, and why ‘prehistory’ is a contested term in itself. Since we’re chatting in a beautiful park in York, this episode has some bonus bird song and squirrel mischief.
References:
Out and Wild
https://www.outandwild.co.uk/
Our Transcapes
https://skmarley.co.uk/our-transcapes/
Ballachulish Goddess
Braak Bog Figures
The Wittemoor Figures
Shigir Idol
https://skmarley.co.uk/
@sk____marley
Our Flag Means Death
Questions you should be able to respond to after listening:
- What does ‘prehistory’ mean?
- Why does S.K. speak about being trans and being in nature? What does this have to do with wellbeing?
- S.K. speaks about notions of truth in contemporary trans debates and about colonial perspectives in academia. Why is their focus on British prehistory important in both of these contexts?
- Why are the antler headdresses S.K. talks about a turning point in their research and their thinking about duality?
- Why are bogs trans? What is the most trans or nonbinary landscape you have ever encountered?
www.spreaker.com
September 21, 2026 at 11:15 PM
📣 New Podcast! "“Queering Prehistory” with S. K. Marley" on @Spreaker #archaeology #bronzeage #goddolly #headdress #ironage #nonbinaryhistory #nonbinarynature #prehistoric #prehistory #queerecology #queerhistory #queeringprehistory #queerlandscape #queernature #queerwalking #transecology
In Upper Austria, a large number of rusted iron objects were discovered during gravel extraction work in 2019. As research by the University of Innsbruck shows, the artifacts date from 300 to 100 B.C. - the largest mass discovery of #prehistoric #ironingots in Europe. #archeology #ironage
September 21, 2026 at 2:59 PM
In Upper Austria, a large number of rusted iron objects were discovered during gravel extraction work in 2019. As research by the University of Innsbruck shows, the artifacts date from 300 to 100 B.C. - the largest mass discovery of #prehistoric #ironingots in Europe. #archeology #ironage
Researchers date Europe’s largest prehistoric iron hoard to 2,000 years ago #archaeology #IronAge #UpperAustria
Researchers date Europe’s largest prehistoric iron hoard to 2,000 years ago
More than 500 prehistoric iron bars found during gravel extraction in Upper Austria date from between 300 and 100 BC, according to research by the University of Innsbruck reported by ORF. The discovery is considered the largest known mass find of prehistoric iron bars in Europe. Workers found the…
www.dailyalpine.com
September 21, 2026 at 6:15 AM
Researchers date Europe’s largest prehistoric iron hoard to 2,000 years ago #archaeology #IronAge #UpperAustria