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2 years 11 months ago
A different kind of Easter egg hunt! Tracking the history of Britain’s Easter Animals. All in collaboration with… https://t.co/0NVeVmDoes
3 years 9 months ago
RT @AnimalBones: A new @Chicken_project paper is out for early view: Archaeological and biometric perspectives on the development of… https://t.co/SXLvRH9wDa
3 years 10 months ago
RT @UofEArchaeology: Gathering data for @Chicken_project at our open days - where in the world are chickens from? Share your thoughts an… https://t.co/EMebDRuFuv
3 years 10 months ago
RT @ArchaeoAnimals: Our latest episode of #ArchaeoAnimals is up! We talk about chickens, the amazing @Chicken_project, and ruin our pod… https://t.co/NVWTnt9dQi
4 years 1 week ago
RT @dr_bone_lady: Does art deliver life? Lots of lovely chickens in the Acropolis Museum, but @FlintDibble tells me they don’t find t… https://t.co/A3LUJW8DVZ
4 years 3 months ago
RT @romanpalace: Finally located the only fragments of egg shell ever found at the Palace. They were needed by @Chicken_project from… https://t.co/SIZsDzLmS4
4 years 7 months ago
And the transmission of diseases. How good cultures can increase potential of catching stomach bugs. https://t.co/qNugueU9tx
4 years 7 months ago
Learning about AMR transmission from Prof. Nicola Williams. https://t.co/ksmnoZpOWZ
4 years 7 months ago
RT @smithbarryc: Informative and intriguing workshop at Senate House, Causing a Flap, part of @Chicken_project - an… https://t.co/y2pqRIcbPT
4 years 7 months ago
What sort of breeds and ages of chickens do we find? How does this change through time? Alison foster reveals all. https://t.co/jnTaOwlwew
4 years 7 months ago
So what has the impact of culture and religion been on Chicken genetic diversity? Let’s find out from @Greger_Larson https://t.co/Ks1SJV7UDq
4 years 7 months ago
The first intensive chicken farm! @zek_arch is explaining how the Saxon site of Lyminge has evidence for chicken pr… https://t.co/OMgc9ugrO0
4 years 7 months ago
What can we learn about chicken management practices by examining their diet through time. Holly from @UoNArch is t… https://t.co/MtfiSm5xBg
4 years 7 months ago
When did chickens arrive in Britain? @Estalwin is telling us. https://t.co/e9ysgftZfn
4 years 7 months ago
Kicking off the morning session with our industry focussed results. @britishpoultry https://t.co/Wf8UNI99uk
4 years 7 months ago
RT @AHRCSciCulture: Causing a Flap event at Senate House today @Chicken_project ready or not the chickens are out to play ! https://t.co/gUe9ETYF3W
4 years 7 months ago
RT @NaomiSykes1: Excited to be at the Future Food conference representing @Chicken_project team. #ArchAnthFutureFood https://t.co/omLzuhtl7i
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ChickenCoop- A different kind of Easter egg hunt! Tracking the history of Britain’s Easter Animals. All in collaboration with… https://t.co/0NVeVmDoes — 2 years 11 months ago
- RT @AnimalBones: A new @Chicken_project paper is out for early view: Archaeological and biometric perspectives on the development of… https://t.co/SXLvRH9wDa — 3 years 9 months ago
- RT @UofEArchaeology: Gathering data for @Chicken_project at our open days - where in the world are chickens from? Share your thoughts an… https://t.co/EMebDRuFuv — 3 years 10 months ago
- RT @ArchaeoAnimals: Our latest episode of #ArchaeoAnimals is up! We talk about chickens, the amazing @Chicken_project, and ruin our pod… https://t.co/NVWTnt9dQi — 3 years 10 months ago