Last month was a conference in Bath, called Death, Dying and Disposal 14 (the 14th time it has happened, not happening in 2014, I'm not T...

Death Fest time is here again! Okay, so we never officially called it that. Instead, this month, I've been helping put the final touches ...

As arrangements for the Dying for Life event "Things to do when you're dead"* are hotting up, I'm getting out and about talking to people...

Goodness December was filled with depressing amounts of lying resting on the sofa. Starting to climb out of the fug now, and get active w...

This month I have been to a number of Death Awareness events: From Selfies to Runes, how do we want to be remembered? Face to Face with M...

Also at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology this month (only till 23 September) are some original photos of the tomb of Tutankhame...

The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (MAA) has an exhibition based on the Star Carr finds. If you're not familiar with it, it is th...

Last week I spent a couple of days at the Material Bodies conference, where archaeologists and historians got together to share and compl...

Quick blog post to say things are for sale. Specifically, a first opportunity to see and buy four limited edition images from my Osteolog...

A quick note to say, if you haven't been lucky enough to receive a panacea cure (available by post up until 2012) from the immortal proph...

Summary of the University of Southampton "Skeletons, Stories and Social Bodies" conference 2018: Met some old friends, made some new frie...

Quick blog to say sorry for being quiet - I've been manning various events in the Cambridge Science Festival, and now am packing pictures...

I interrupt myself and my series on the lovely Ipswich museum with this urgent seasonal message. I had a lovely tour of the Fitzwilliam M...

A belated write up of a lovely afternoon spent in the company of curious beasts at the Whipple Museum as part of Open Cambridge. These lo...

Last weekend I had a fantastic afternoon meeting people meeting human bones for the first time. It was a free, drop in workshop organised...

So last month I had a chance to meet a new skull. And was invited by a pro to "say what I see". Let's see what I can tell you about a per...

After the wonderful, lovely, joyful, belly laughs of the Death and the Maiden conference, I have been resting. I did present the full Ma...

Sorry I've been so quiet recently. I had a long rest after Dying for Life, then a push to write up the final bits for my photography degr...

A very quick post (as I'm still exhausted) to say how brilliant the Dying for Life Event was. Over 150 people came to chat about dying, m...