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9 years 1 week ago
Studies of humans and chickens that were buried together in Roman and Anglo-Saxon England http://t.co/zmIv6a0Apz
9 years 1 week ago
Kris Poole from Nottingham is giving us a run through of the Nottingham research - bones and isotopes. http://t.co/uNZpNuyAYs
9 years 1 week ago
Tyr Fothergill describes the high frequency pathology on the chickens from @LymingeDig she has termed 'mank foot' http://t.co/teiG7SAoVc
9 years 1 week ago
Alison Foster talks about her 'chicken soup' kitchen, where chicken carcasses (natural deaths) prepped for analysis http://t.co/TXjXPivxyn
9 years 1 week ago
Richard Thomas is introducing the Leicester team and their research to date http://t.co/EluKgUz500
9 years 1 week ago
This is not Prof Matthew Collins but we are learning about eggshell proteomics from Bea. http://t.co/xbUWhs2ZOp
9 years 1 week ago
And now Andre Colonese updates us on progress of York team - bimolecular approaches to identify chicken consumption http://t.co/feIo4HrAt0
9 years 1 week ago
And here Ophelie is - explaining about recent genetic research looking into origins of yellow-legged chicken http://t.co/W3anlnRVT7
9 years 1 week ago
Greger is giving us a quick update on the Durham team - congratulations to Ophelie on passing her PhD! http://t.co/z5GBAKsxCK
9 years 1 week ago
RT @RoehamptonUni: We welcome the @chicken_project to campus today to meet with Vice-Chancellor Paul O’Prey. To find out more, visit: http:…
9 years 1 week ago
Nice venue for our second team meeting at @roehamptonuni on subject of human-animal interactions http://t.co/lHRdq03vD9
9 years 1 week ago
RT @guardian: How art and chickens revived Amsterdam's most unloved district http://t.co/FsLuVieGNc @GuardianCities
9 years 1 week ago
Another blog! This time you can find out what we are planning for some of our outreach events. http://t.co/tJCZ6zyfoT #skeletons #BUFest14
9 years 2 weeks ago
RT @NaomiSykes1: Writing paper 'Tastes Like Chicken' for next week's cool 'Embodied Encounters: Exploring Materialities of Food 'Stuffs'' c…
9 years 2 weeks ago
Find out what we got up to on our recent research trip to @UniofReading and @LymingeDig from new blog by @Estalwin http://t.co/zxblEVFKw3
9 years 2 weeks ago
RT @BeingHumanFest: 'Why it’s time for a festival of the humanities' - #BeingHuman14 director Prof Barry Smith explains: http://t.co/dj7PrT…
9 years 2 weeks ago
RT @ahrcpress: Follow #BeingHuman14 for announcements about @BeingHumanFest: the UK's first national festival of the humanities - 15-23 Nov…
9 years 2 weeks ago
Pre-publication copy of @aflawler new book 'Why did the chicken cross the world' just arrived in post - can't wait to read it!
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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 — 3 years 1 month 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 11 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 — 4 years 13 hours ago
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