Dr Jonny Farley
@jfarley.bsky.social
Romano-British and public archaeologist, Project Curator of Archaeological Assemblages at the British Museum, PhD "Petuaria: Finding its Place in Roman Britain".
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A great way to end another successful conference! See you all again next year for ROYS26
June 6, 2025 at 6:19 PM
A great way to end another successful conference! See you all again next year for ROYS26
A great view to start the day of ROYS25!
We're currently in the middle of our first panel on Governing Yorkshire, if you're in Scarborough or nearby and have some free time, feel free to drop in to Scarborough Library and see some of our great papers throughout the day!
We're currently in the middle of our first panel on Governing Yorkshire, if you're in Scarborough or nearby and have some free time, feel free to drop in to Scarborough Library and see some of our great papers throughout the day!
June 6, 2025 at 9:32 AM
A great view to start the day of ROYS25!
We're currently in the middle of our first panel on Governing Yorkshire, if you're in Scarborough or nearby and have some free time, feel free to drop in to Scarborough Library and see some of our great papers throughout the day!
We're currently in the middle of our first panel on Governing Yorkshire, if you're in Scarborough or nearby and have some free time, feel free to drop in to Scarborough Library and see some of our great papers throughout the day!
Pretty amazing display of one of the Roman roads of Bologna, using the original slabs of Bonōnia. At the Museo della Storia di Bologna.
April 28, 2025 at 8:17 AM
Pretty amazing display of one of the Roman roads of Bologna, using the original slabs of Bonōnia. At the Museo della Storia di Bologna.
It should be warned in uni that becoming an archaeologist would have you spoiling films for your friends. No one wants to hear about the odd choice of armours Gladiator 2 or Pedro Pascal's spatha, let alone skipping over Septimius Severus and invading Numidia 250 years after it was annexed.
November 17, 2024 at 8:43 PM
It should be warned in uni that becoming an archaeologist would have you spoiling films for your friends. No one wants to hear about the odd choice of armours Gladiator 2 or Pedro Pascal's spatha, let alone skipping over Septimius Severus and invading Numidia 250 years after it was annexed.