Stories by Rebecca Wragg Sykes

An archaeological researcher working on Neanderthals, Rebecca Wragg Sykes' mission is to help everyone better understand the world's coolest hominins. She writes about her own research, wider discoveries and issues in Palaeolithic archaeology and diverse other topics including postdoctoral life, astronomy and birdwatching. She blogs at The Rocks Remain. Follow Rebecca Wragg Sykes on Twitter @LeMoustier

The Sciences

Time Is Not Made to Flow in Vain: Eternity and Apocalypse in Assynt and Mars

Rocks rock. You might deduce from the title of my blog, and the poem that it references, that I'm attracted to the powerful manifestations of time and persistence that are found in stone as a substance...

October 3, 2012 — Rebecca Wragg Sykes

Evolution

Reigniting the Fire: Challenge and Chance in Science Career Trajectories

Thursday 26th July saw the launch of SciLogs.com, a new English language science blog network. SciLogs.com, the brand-new home for Nature Network bloggers, forms part of the SciLogs international collection of blogs which already exist in German, Spanish and Dutch...

August 1, 2012 — Rebecca Wragg Sykes