Skeletons. So often a labour of love. But two years of work at the University of Cambridge Zoology Museum is finally ready to share

I love it when a plan comes together. I've finally met all the right people and I'm making progress. I am working on 3D printing a skull ...

Last month was four weekends of Open Studios - and what fun it was! Visitors included a number of professionals - an archaeologist, an an...

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...

Quick post as I'm up to my eyeballs editing skeleton photos. The local friendly archaeologist has been giving me great access to be able ...

So this week, month, and some of this year, and years before, I have been contemplating art. In a classic photographic text, I came acros...

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

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

Looking for the perfect Christmas present for that friend who still wishes it was Halloween? Buy my book! I know I've mentioned this bef...

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

I had to write with the excitement and urgency of those discussing with flat earthers what they think caused the solar eclipse this week....

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...

***Correction to this information - see bottom of blog*** Of all the nightmare fodder I shared on the last post, the question that came t...

Sorry for a period of quiet, I've had a bit of a tooth ache and been trying to book a visit to a dentist. It's all because raspberries ar...

Through some fantastic luck, a chance meeting a few years ago sparked my interest in skeletons and came together as a superb visit to an ...

18,050* people were at the Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies last month. *This figure is an estimate. But I guess that 50 ...

A long overdue update on the magic lantern slides that I acquired at auction, originally from the marvellous J. A. Fairfax Fozzard, the p...

Visiting one of only two charnel chapels (or ossuaries) left in the country left a bitter taste in my mouth. Though it was possibly more...