Jack Rowe

OK, not quite a hillfort but very close to one, I've just got to show off the mosaic my mum made for me and surprised me with the other day! #HillfortsWednesday #UffingtonWhiteHorse #Uffington #UffingtonCastle #Ridgeway #TheRidgeway #BronzeAge

@SPTomos My uncle used to own the house known as Kerry Pole, near the border, at 463m. Known as the highest house in the county (Montgomeryshire), but don't know about further afield

I'm searching for the highest inhabited dwelling in Wales. Despite what the Internet says it's definitely not Hafoty in Cwm Brwynog at 300m, the highest I'm aware of is in Cwm Pennantlliw (my namesake) at 440m

And ye maye aske yowerself, 'How do Ich werke thys?' And ye maye aske yowerself, 'Wher ys that large destrier?' And ye maye tell yowerself, 'Thys nys nat my fayre castel!' And ye maye tell yowerself, 'Thys nys nat my swift goshawk!'

@FlintDibble If this knee-jerk reaction I heard from so many of our brightest, our best, our upcoming theoretical stars, is what we can expect going forward, and telling of the state of intellectual thought within our field… it leaves a lot to be desired.

@FlintDibble Calm yourselves. Gather yourselves. Write whatever response you like. But do so by taking a step outside yourselves and evaluating the situation and addressing what he actually said, not what you think he said.

I’ve come back to Twitter because I have something to say which I feel is important from this weekend’s @TAG45BU. It is not about the event itself – the team did an amazing job and it felt so great to be back at TAG for the first time since Chester in 2018. However…

"He went to the other place, Monty..."

We're jumping ship too. This account will remain open for the time being, but we probably won't post here and may bid our goodbyes in the not-too-distant future. Hope to see many of you on the other side.

@EPriceJourno Mark spelled Eryri wrong

I'm not much of one for social media in the first place, having set this up nearly a year ago and subsequently abandoned it, but as this house of cards is beginning to fall...

@DyfedArch Aah, the teeny tiny rugby post survey team are at it again

@mochynbrwnt Loughborough is a special kind of evil with -ough both pronounced differently

I'm sorry but if you're from a country that has such places as Cholmondeley, Belvoir and Gloucestershire then you have no business clutching at pearls over being asked to pronounce Eryri. Twp af mynn.

For this week's column, I travelled through art history's (mis) representations of Roma people @worcestermuseum where a majestic wagon, and a new exhibition, has opened its doors... ruthmillington.co.uk/roma-art/ @VisitWorcs

@brad_lufc66 @santanderukhelp @MB___1989 Oh, I dunno, asking for MB's full name, whether in public or private, so that they could do a search and look into his case would show much more diligence than asking him to have to tell his whole story for the 3rd time when once should have been enough

@ArchaeoRowe @santanderukhelp @MB___1989 What do you suggest they do go back through thousands of emails looking for the name MB

Huge car finance news today. Far bigger than is being reported. I'm just writing it up then will post.

A wonderful photo of the Belle Toute shaft, East Sussex, in 1976 before it was destroyed by coastal erosion. Not well-dated but likely to be Bronze Age. At least 140 feet deep, the base was recently found on the beach. #Archaeology 📸 David Freke

@santanderukhelp @MB___1989 Sounds like you need to go and find the emails instead of getting your customer to have to restate it all AGAIN here, especially publicly

@MB___1989 And what is the issue you are having with the agreement? Have you tried to call them? ^WB

The Torygraph coming up with the goods, as usual. telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/11/0… Somebody years ago tried to book me for a gig using their @telegraph.co.uk email address, and every time I think about it I'm glad I turned it down, purely on that reason alone.