Seahenge
'Half/life' by Rob St John and Rose Ferraby was created as an installation for Seahenge in ‘The World of Stonehenge’...
14th July 2022
Tagged as: archaeology
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The Ancient Art of People and Place
The British Museum's 'World of Stonehenge' exhibition maps out a prehistoric world of ritual, movement, change and innovation, writes Anna Fleming....1st May 2022
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Gone but not Forgotten
Published this week by Faber, Matthew Green's 'Shadowlands: A Journey through Lost Britain' unearths the stories of Britain's lost cities, ghost...15th March 2022
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Soundmarks
Rose Ferraby presents the fruits of her collaborative project with Rob St. John https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5_aFKRMYG8 It is January 2019. Rob and I...21st March 2020
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The Caught by the River Book of the Month: September
In her luminous new essay collection, the acclaimed Kathleen Jamie visits archeological sites and mines her own memories -- as...14th September 2019
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Talking About Standing Stones
Jeb Loy Nichols and Rhys Mwyn venture out in search of mysterious megaliths This afternoon I’ll sit alone, eating a...13th August 2019
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Soundmarks: Beginnings
Rob St. John introduces Soundmarks, his new North Yorkshire-centric collaboration with archaeologist and artist Dr. Rose Ferraby. Our collaboration began...22nd June 2019
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Time Song
An extract from Julia Blackburn's 'Time Song: Searching for Doggerland' - our Book of the Month for February - featuring...27th February 2019
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The Caught by the River Book of the Month: February
Julia Blackburn's Time Song: Searching for Doggerland, published at the end of this week by Jonathan Cape, is our Book...5th February 2019