Congratulations to bioarchaeology PhD candidate
@Bon_Bon_Bones and colleagues on their recent
@AmJBioAnth publication! This paper outlines a new method for estimating fertility using reproductive aged adults. See more: https://t.co/YIhiMf1Hrh
Join us this #NationalArchaeologyWeek for our May seminar by the outstanding Tiffany Reynolds-Flannery from the University of New England! Tiffany will be sharing her upcoming master's research on the Rathcroghan Royal Complex site in Ireland. ๐งต
Are you ready for another fantastic Wise-Arch seminar! This month we are welcoming Caitlin Raymond from the ANU. Caitlin will be sharing her master's research entitled "Dating the "C" in Crown: Developing a method to extract protein in tooth enamel for radiocarbon dating".
Tune into our February seminar presentation by the fantastic Liv Siefert! Liv's research is titled "Guns, Drugs, & Antiquities: What Museum Institutions and The United Nations are Hiding from You".
Reminder! This fantastic seminar presentation by Thomas Foley is in two days!!!
Registration is free (link below โฌ๏ธ), tune in to hear some innovative student research!
https://t.co/BMMko7ucJZ
#Archaeology#WiseArch#StudentResearch
We are so excited to announce our first ever seminar presentation will be by Thomas Foley from Macquarie University! Tom will be sharing his research entitled "Living with the Last of the First: Ethnoarchaeology Among the Hadzabe of Tanzania".
In 2023 Wise-Arch will be launching their first ever Seminar Series and
WE WANT YOU! ๐๐๐
The Wise-Arch Seminar Series is open to students and graduates to share their research in a supportive and flexible online environment.
So excited to announce that the first ever recipient of the Wise-Arch prize for Archaeological Field Research at @nascaustralia is Tom Foley for his paper entitled 'Living with the Last of the First: Ethnoarchaeology Among the Hadzabe of Tanzania'.
We are so proud to announce that Wise-Arch is sponsoring the 2022 National Archaeology Student Conference (@nascaustralia) hosted at the ANU this week on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land.
Meet the founders!
Emma has a Bachelors degree in Classical Studies and graduated with an advanced Masters in Archaeological and Evolutionary Science in 2021 from the ANU. Emma is an early career researcher in palaeodemography, palaeoepidemiology, and palaeopathology.
Last call for tickets! Ticket sales for NASC22 end at midnight tomorrow, book your tickets now to attend NASC, online and in person options are available.
See you all on Thursday! ๐๐๐
#NASC22#ReclaimRestoreRevolutionise
NEW MERCH ALERT!
Grab one of our delegate bags for $15 or free at the door with any in-person ticket!
We will also be selling NASC T-Shirts in person at the conference!
Online delegate bags can be purchased through Eventbrite at: https://t.co/7VLlq1iW66
As part of NASC22 ABACUS is hosting a careers expo with heritage professionals around Australia! Entry is included in the NASC22 tickets so make sure to purchase one.
Tickets are available at: https://t.co/7VLlq1iW66
See you all in September ๐๐๐
We are excited to announce that the ANU School of Archaeology and Anthropology 2021 โYear in Reviewโ magazine is out! Hear more about some of the research, teaching, engagement and outreach activities of School members and students via the link below!
https://t.co/LMQA8PEtMc
We are excited to announce that we will be hosting a AAA Skills Passport workshop with the help of the Canberra Arch Society we will have professionals teaching AND signing off key competencies in the AAA Skills Passport IN PERSON!
*Please note this is an in-person event only*