Sensational(ised) Supernatural Skeletons
October is my favourite month. That is despite the fact that it is also the month where I go all Jekyll and Hyde with outbursts of nerd-rage directed at all […]
October is my favourite month. That is despite the fact that it is also the month where I go all Jekyll and Hyde with outbursts of nerd-rage directed at all […]
It would appear that a lot of people are actually interested in the accurate reporting of research results. YOU HEAR THAT ‘THE MEDIA’? Therefore, I want to take this opportunity […]
If there is something that pervades the last few millennia more than the plague, it must certainly be sensationalist stories about it. The only difference now is that instead of […]
Earlier this month at the BABAO conference (British Association of Biological Anthropology and Osteoarchaeology) I presented a poster in the Infectious Disease session. I was incredibly pleased to be awarded […]
#waitingforresults
Right, well now that the whole Nazi War Digger thing is sort of under control, I can finally take the time to address this whole plague kerfuffle. NOPE. NOPE. […]
Self-explanatory.
The plague is responsible for some of the worst catastrophes in human history, killing millions of people worldwide in at least three major epidemics. It was caused when the bacteria […]
It has come to my attention recently that I don’t really blog all that much about my actual research. There are reasons for this, mostly because I didn’t think anyone […]
A quick primer for those of you too lazy to read my research section. I am currently studying new ways to identify episodes of mass mortality that occurred in the […]