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Our latest NSG monograph on Neolithic Bodies will be out later this year. In the meantime, we have a fantastic back catalogue of books published by @OxbowBooks oxbowbooks.com/oxbow/catalogs…

If you would like any Neolithic news, excavations or other stuff publicised, happy to do so via RT. I'll keep any eye out for stuff on my other twitter guise and you can help by including @NeolithicStud or #NeolithicStuff in your tweets. Nice one.

Back on twitter. Sorry we've been away so long! Just in time to tell you about our Spring fieldtrip to SE Ireland 11-13 May 2018. A booking form and further info will be available on our website and facebook soon, or contact Brophy / Darvill / @urbanprehisto for more details.

Saw this for sale on Oxfam website, £50! "A useful reference for the serious academic historian...." and cursus fans of course!

@NeolithicStud Stone Pages Archaeo News: Stone Age could be when Brits first brewed ale stonepages.com/news/archives/… via @stonepages

Yes- thanks so much to @JessHSmyth and Roz Gillis for putting together a great programme for #NSG2016, and @NWilkinBM for hosting us. twitter.com/MorrisJonathan…

Thoughts on #NSG2016 1) The @NeolithicStud November conference is no longer dominated by middle aged men. 80% of speakers today were women 🙂

@urbanprehisto no.

Plenty of interesting tweets coming out of the @NeolithicStud meeting on Food and Farming Systems #NSG2016 - sad to be missing out

Thanks so much to @JessHSmyth and Roz Gillis for putting together a great programme for #NSG2016, and @NWilkinBM for hosting us. twitter.com/urbanprehisto/…

One of our #PhD students is at the @NeolithicStud meeting @britishmuseum! She'll be live tweeting sporadically using #NSG2016 #Neolithic twitter.com/zooarchaemily/…

Last time @NeolithicStud looked at food? A day conference on Plants in Neolithic Britain, November 1998. Lots has changed since! #NSG2016

The hashtag for the @NeolithicStud November conference on Food and Farming systems will be #NSG2016 - nice and simple.

Hembury ware pottery was generally characterised by round bottomed bowls with lug handles.

@NeolithicStud twitter.com/digdiscoverenj…

Great news, looking forward to it. twitter.com/zooarchaemily/…

@dene_wright @UofGArchaeo and looks like you got to meet Alex Gibson too in a lovely shirt! @NeolithicStud

@NeolithicStud exciting programme for our next London meeting, British Museum, 28th November. neolithic.org.uk

A great looking conference in late November. What a time for Neolithic studies. twitter.com/NeolithicStud/…

@socantscot @aocarchaeology the Society Antiqs Scotland have some monographs & most journals free 2 view online; packed with Neolithic stuff