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We are so excited to be able to present an exclusive interview with Dr P.J. Cherian, Director of PAMA Excavations with you:
youtu.be/t_aN_BrxhXM
#Archaeology – at Brighton, England
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Our fourth and final paper of Session 3 Pt 2. Is “A scientifically-robust remote model for generating data from multiple museum collections” by Lucy Timbrell et al. (@lucytimbrell96) of the University of Liverpool #Unravelling2023
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#MegalithicMyths. The soil below the the megaliths at Ġgantija has been scientifically dated to 8770 +/- 680 BC. So the temple is less than that. Along with 100s of other dates, this gives a secure and well known chronology to the Maltese temples to those who know/tell the truth.
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In this new series by @speakingarch, have a look at the Stupas of Punjab Project from 2018, that documented and worked on the potential of Stupas of East and West Punjab which are now separated by a border!
youtu.be/BQmlQeAwhJQ
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Releasing today on our YouTube Channel is an exclusive video on Gulab Bari, the tomb of Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula of Awadh (Oudh). The tomb is made of lakhauri bricks and was constructed by the Nawab himself in his lifetime.
youtu.be/CQaj197kQbY
#GulabBari
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We are now open for admissions at the Speaking Archaeologically Research Wing for 2022-23.
#Archaeology
A special lecture today on the terracotta Temples of West Bengal:
youtu.be/XdHXPIKzIgE
#Bengal #heritageconservation – at Raigarh, India
youtu.be/OlHOM6J5ZxY
Watch this short documentary on the Bhattamati Terracotta Temple, on the Speaking Archaeologically YouTube channel! – at Pune, India
Happy World Heritage Day, everyone!
Don't forget to watch the exclusive documentary on the earliest English non-Church cemetery in the world, South Park Street Cemetery, on the @speakingarch YouTube channel!
youtu.be/umUL8zeF8YQ
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This World Heritage Day, discover the oldest Non-Church Cemetery in the world.
#WorldHeritageDay
youtu.be/umUL8zeF8YQ – at Chamba, India
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We are proud to announce that the Speaking Archaeologically Journal Volume IV is now available as a hardcopy in limited numbers.
Please let us know if you'd like to order a copy.
#Archaeology – at Solan, India
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Happy to share our newest publication in Lithic Technology. Publisher: @tandfonline
#acheulean #lithictechnology
Hello everyone! I am researching on some tribal groups of Arunachal Pradesh. If someone could help me with information in this regard, that would be great!
Thank you!
#NorthEast #Archaeology #arunachalpradesh #Tribe
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Had a wonderful evening listening to Dr @srikumarmenon , speaking about animal depictions in Early Indian Buddhist Art, and what they tell us about migrations in ancient India. Thank you @speakingarch for organizing this session!
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Behold! We have published a new article: a machine that detects leaves in collaboration with citizen scientists. By Ziwen Liu and @44orr @rosie934 @HistEnvScot @UCL_ISH @EmilyAndTheData heritagesciencejournal.sprin…
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Out now on our YouTube Channel is a New Series on Monuments of Bengal! Our first episode brings to you the history and the condition of the Fauti Masjid of Murshidabad.
Fauti Mosque (also Phuti Mosque) is a mosque at Kumarpur
youtu.be/Knmz6BQRxdQ
#monumentsofbengal
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Decolonising research and empowering local communities are key to improving resilience of heritage sites and practices threated by climate change, according to new study co-authored by @44orr in @NatureClimate ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/heritage/…
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Speaking Archaeologically dedicates this Episode of Dances of India to the memory of Pandit Birju Maharaj ji, the Kathak Maestro of India, who passed away this week.
#dancesofindia
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