Far From Any Road: Como Bluff, Wyoming
As it’s been a while now since I’ve come back from the States, I’ve decided to do a sort of roundabout tour of some of the interesting things I encountered […]
Dig Up The Dead: The Ardingly Dinosaur Dig Pt 3.
A very short post this one, just to fill you in on the rest of the story from the Ardingly Dinosaur Dig. So when I left you last I’d been down […]
Let’s Go Away For A While Part 1: The Importance of Fieldwork.
For those of you who follow me on twitter, you might be aware that I’ve left England’s green fields far behind me, for a few weeks at least. I’m writing […]
Dig Up The Dead: My Day at the Ardingly Dinosaur Dig Pt 2.
This is the second of my series about the Ardingly Dinosaur site (if you haven’t read the previous one you can find it here). Last time I talked a bit […]
Dig Up The Dead: My Day at the Ardingly Dinosaur Dig Pt. 1
There’s a reason I set this blog up approximately a year and a bit ago. Science Communication is an important thing; it’s important for the public to understand the process […]
No Better Time Than Now: The Three Month Report Pt. 1
It’s 8:45pm. I’m sat on a crowded megabus to Bristol for a course in Quantitative Palaeobiology and I’m sat opposite a girl who looks a lot like Aleks from Los […]
Ready To Start: Old News and New Beginnings
So… It’s been a while. Last time I was on here I was exhausted and disorientated (and just a little bit drunk) during the hand in of my MSci project. […]
After 5 months…
It’s done.
One Month Off Pt.1: What I’ve Been Doing
Welcome back to my series of posts on my current MSci project: The Completeness of the Fossil Record of Pterosaurs. It’s been a while! For those of you who’ve seen […]
Plaything: A Review of Pterosaurs from My Youth and Beyond
Hello everyone! Been a bit of a while since I posted I know – unfortunately it reached that point at the end of term where all the work you’ve been […]
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