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On Finding What You Already Have……Zooarchaeology……. Steve Drury’s Earth-logs…..  

by Bernie Bell - 08:29 on 24 September 2025

 

 

 

 

On Finding What You Already Have….

 

I’ve just finished reading  ‘The North Road’ by Rob Cowen – and I recommend it.  There’s a lot in it – in many ways and about many things.

 

It begins and ends with archaeology – with someone emerging from the earth - and Rob Cowen’s response to that.

 

It’s full of people – people’s lives and how they connect through time and blood.

 

He writes about how life is full of what would be called co-incidences, and connections. 

 

As I was coming to the end of the book, I was reminded by a friend of a line from the song ‘Killing The Blues’…

 

‘You want me to find what I've already had’

 

It’s often the case.

 

 

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 Zooarchaeology…….

 

And I quote…

 

“School pupils across Orkney got to grips with some archaeological science during the Orkney International Science Festival, taking part in hands-on workshops led by Katy Firth, Ness of Brodgar Trust education officer, and Cat Lennie of Historic Environment Scotland.”

 

https://www.nessofbrodgar.co.uk/oisf-2025/

 

This shows how much Post-excavation work matters – and needs funding!…

 

https://www.nessofbrodgar.co.uk/donate/

 

 

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Steve Drury’s Earth-logs…..

 

We’ve been messing the place up for a very long time….

 

https://earthlogs.org/2025/09/22/ancient-mining-pollutants-in-river-sediments-reveal-details-of-early-british-economic-history/

 

 

 

 

 


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