The sea saviours. A stellar line up at the fabulous Chalke History Festival with Dr Helen Scales & Charles Clover with Alex Langlands talking about their brilliant and IMPORTANT books What The Wild Sea Can Be, and Rewilding the Sea. A wonderful event.

A brilliant talk this morning in the Hiscox tent by Raksha Dave and Richard Osgood with Alex Langlands on the benefits of archaeology and how we can make more of it in society. Thank you to Flowers & Twine for your generous sponsorship! #Chalke2024 #historylover

Great to see you Richard Osgood - brilliant insights and a remarkable book. Can’t wait to catch up again.

This was a real privilege. The history of our seas is a sorry story and I knew we’d cover some depressing stats. But really heartening to learn from Dr Helen Scales and Charles Clover that if we act now, collectively with communities, we can repair the damage.

And here it is! Delighted to be opening the #festivalofarchaeology at @salisburymuseum on 25th July 7pm with the launch of this book. Come and join us, and find out more about the history and archaeology of #salisbury salisburymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/book-…

To preorder a copy in the U.S.: tinyurl.com/TalesofTwoCiti…

Tropical forest degradation due to ‘edge effects’ is 200% higher than thought | Ayesha Tandon w/comment from Dr Lilian Blanc Simon Lewis Peter Potapov, Matthew Hansen Flávia Mendes, @[email protected] Celso H. L. Silva-Junior 🇧🇷🛰️ Read here ➡️ buff.ly/462nVpl

Stunning work

We have 21 days left- crowdfunder.co.uk/p/newport-medi… Thanks for all those who are sharing and supporting. Diolch

Happy 80th Anniversary to ArchaeologyUK and the launch of #Festivalofarchaeology what better way to celebrate but on the banks of Loch Tay!

Archaeologists: Much to offer, but they are undervalued universityworldnews.com/post.php?story…

This was a real pleasure. Such an exciting time for NPT with so much energy in the room for the role culture, heritage and arts can play in co-created place-making for wider social benefit

Lovely evening tonight at The Salisbury Museum for the Tale Of Two Cities book launch, by Alex Langlands, Hadrian Cook & their brilliant contributors. A great presentation from Alex on the overwhelming heritage on offer at this historic Old Sarum Monument site. A must read!

Tales of Two Cities by Alex Langlands and Hadrian Cook launched on 25 July 2024. It tells the story of #Salisbury and #OldSarum. insidewiltshire.co.uk/tales-of-two-c… #FestivalOfArchaeology Archaeopress The Salisbury Museum Old Sarum Salisbury Cathedral Wessex Archaeology Harnham Water Meadows

Congratulations to History and Winchester Archaeology and Anthropology PhD alumnus Alex Langlands on the publication of his new book on Old Sarum and Salisbury with Archaeopress! This exciting new book is also free/Open Access as an ebook! Find it here: archaeopress.com/Archaeopress/P… Congratulations, Alex!

This is a brilliant new study of a classic 'new town' of the Middle Ages, with a fascinating explanation of the spatial 'planning' of New Sarum 👍👇

Hopefully of great interest to Alex Langlands Francis Pryor - the setting of the Old Sarum SAM in relation to the historic WW1 airfield we hope will remain unchanged, and this decision further reinforces that ideal.

Most people are aware that stress levels usually decrease when they are involved with making of any kind, but it’s great that academic research has confirmed that. The challenge now is that children and young people need these opportunities in schools. Craft is GOOD!

I'll be doing a study day on #Karnak for Chesterfield Egyptology Society this Saturday. The event will be hybrid, with full details and tickets available here. Hope you can make it! eventbrite.co.uk/e/karnak-the-m…