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1 year 7 months ago
So how did chickens get from Southeast Asia into Europe? Via Africa! The next step on the #ChickenTrail https://t.co/LD0O1O1puF
1 year 7 months ago
RT @ChrisTuckley: @Chicken_project Have you seen the fine cockerel on this alabaster tomb of Thomas Cockayne (d. 1488) at All Saints,… https://t.co/BWQJ0oD9ZN
1 year 7 months ago
RT @NaomiSykes1: Great video from excellent @ahrcpress GCRF day with @drksalt @rightsbeacon @AnnaLaChimia and @UoNArch @UoNresearch https://t.co/BBp8QiVpJq
1 year 7 months ago
RT @morethanadodo: Our grey junglefowl makes an appearance on the #chickentrail and helps explain how chickens got their iconic yellow… https://t.co/KwOO7q46hU
1 year 7 months ago
Why do chickens have yellow legs? Find out on the next step of our #chickentrail https://t.co/FlVvZjvIDw @morethanadodo
1 year 7 months ago
Heading to Oxford this weekend? Why not go on a #chickentrail? Download the map and head to @morethanadodo to start https://t.co/vtPU6MlgLL
1 year 7 months ago
Imagine a world where chickens went the way of the dinosaurs... It's possible! #chickentrail @Chinasaurs17 https://t.co/iEGr1rW1pu
1 year 7 months ago
RT @sbeebee: Or, how the chickens in the supermarket become the chickens in the supermarket... https://t.co/RxRQZEXFV6
1 year 7 months ago
Did you know chickens are dinosaurs? #ChickenTrail @Chinasaurs17 https://t.co/iEGr1rW1pu @morethanadodo
1 year 7 months ago
School's out! What to do? Go on a #ChickenTrail https://t.co/eFhVIc1PxE’s-out-go-chicken-trail
1 year 8 months ago
RT @FothergillTyr: My article, Human-Aided Movement of Viral Disease and the Archaeology of Avian Osteopetrosis, is out and OA here: https://t.co/e5Dsq9A4nO
1 year 8 months ago
RT @AHRCEasterEg: @Chicken_project Good question. True wolves were native but we don't know when (and therefore why) they went extinc… https://t.co/VUedthIVxs
1 year 8 months ago
RT @York_BioArCh: BioArch Instrument Technician £31,076 - £38,183 pa (but it's for the love of BioArCh, not the money)
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1 year 9 months ago
RT @NaomiSykes1: Great day with the 'Chicken Keepers Consortium' cluck cluck! @Chicken_project https://t.co/yQBiF0clzh
1 year 10 months ago
RT @AHRCEasterEg: Are you a zooarchaeologist preoccupied by Lagomorphs? What better way to spend your weekend than applying for this! https://t.co/QHFvH2Air7
1 year 10 months ago
RT @liisaloog: .@thetimes on our selection analysis on chickens (paywalled :( ) @mt_genes @Greger_Larson @DeepFriedDNA @NaomiSykes1 https://t.co/YyXuRwQdSS
1 year 10 months ago
RT @Greger_Larson: 900AD: why eat a scrawny chicken? 1000AD: Rome says you can't eat 4-legged meat, chickens a-ok. Fast food ensues! https://t.co/V57TvlJ2HS
1 year 10 months ago
RT @DA_Osborne: @Chicken_project Chickens in popular culture: plaque advertising Cockspur rum, Atlantis Hotel, Bathsheba, Barbados… https://t.co/OtMcVTukiy
1 year 10 months ago
RT @LisaLodwick: . @AlisonFoster42 is talking about GMM and @Chicken_project and shape change visualisation #AEAvis
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