I’ve been published! Wrote a book review for Exarc Journal and it’s just been put up. This is a happy day!
As I’ve now got some stuff up on the wider web I’ve created a new section on this blog which you can find by clicking here.
Feedback always welcome!
Thank you all for your visits and I appreciate every comment you’ve left :)
Hope you’ve enjoyed reading my posts and thoughts, will be adding more articles very soon along with a WordPress tips section and the Archaeological Music bit!
Here’s to another 5,000 views!!
Well, this is a first; I’ve been featured on someone else’s blog! It’s not massive, just a little career interview on Archaeology Resource.
You can find the website here.
Just a short one to mention I’ve been asked to blog for a couple of other sites – I’ll provide more information when I know more! It’s defnintely exciting stuff! I never thought I’d be asked to write articles for other poeple but I’m oviously doing something right on here…
Thanks to all of you who have been reading, ‘liking’, sharing and commenting on my posts – you are awesome!
Just for a little bit more shameless self promotion I have set up a Facebook page to share information about projects within the Brecon Beacons, spread news about world archaeology and express opinions on slightly loony fringe ideas – I do so love them!
Unfortunately, due to the bad weather (torrential rain and suchlike) we could not work on site today and the weekend sessions will also be cancelled.
As it often does in Wales, it’s raining. Properly raining – not just a little bit of drizzle here and there but a full on precipitous flood. That’s the situation in the valley – we haven’t ventured onto the Black Mountain today as it is almost guaranteed that the rain will be combined with a deadly cold, almost gale force, wind.
A day in the office, however, does give me a chance to update the CALCH fieldwork diary with information about the work done on the mountain on Wednesday and Thursday (I had Thursday off), so keep an eye out and enjoy reading about our mountain top lime project!
If you’re planning a trip up to the Black Mountain you may wish to take along these questions and answers so that you can quiz your friends!
Be sure to check out the shiny new heritage section on the new version of the Brecon Beacons National Park website – it’s pretty nifty and includes some pretty pictures (and I’m not just saying that because I took some of them, honest!!)
Take a peek; click here.
