📢 Call for Contributions – EAA 2026
We invite papers for our session on quantitative & experimental methods in use-wear analysis. If you work with analytical workflows, surface metrics, or quantitative approaches (archaeological or experimental), we’d love to hear from you!
💡 How to ID archaeological bones in resin?A team of researchers, including ICArEHB members Paul Goldberg, Shannon McPherron, William Chase Murphree, and Vera Aldeias explore new paleoproteomics methods.
🔗 https://t.co/IaonNS4xJ1
#Archaeology#Paleoproteomics#ICArEHB
"The Origin and Circulation of Cinnabar in Neolithic Age of China: Evidence From Sulfur and Mercury Isotope Analysis", explores the use of the highly prized pigment cinnabar in artefacts from the Liangzhu culture.
📢 New paper out! Led by @ferpalenrique & @thethinsection, the authors combined microcontextual and biomolecular analyses in a Neolithic combustion feature at Abric del Xicotó (Alòs de Balaguer, Lleida, Spain) to approach fuel use and herding strategies 🔥🐑
The use and production technologies of iron of the Han Dynasty in eastern Sichuan Province, China
A comprehensive study of the excavated smelting remains indicating that iron smelting and forging activities were taking place at the site of Luojiaba.
https://t.co/ICXtxCBB78
💎 Non-destructive study of historic Egyptian emeralds from the Mines Paris–PSL collection reveals key geochemical & structural traits using Raman, FTIR, UV-Vis-NIR & EDXRF.
🔗 https://t.co/soiUzSAyf2
#Emeralds#Gemology#Archaeometry#Raman#MineralsJournal#MDPI
We are thrilled to announce our international conference on the #traditional#architecture in the South #Caucasus held in #Tbilisi on the 25th April!
Colleagues in #Georgia join us this Friday ! Full programme and registration links 👇
So here it is! I wrote a little handbook about "Infrared Spectroscopy of Archaeological Sediments" published by @CambUP_Archaeo. The book is in open access and includes the reference spectra of 74 standard materials in both transmission and ATR modes. 👇
https://t.co/vvFmaUM5Fh
Hey Caucasus peeps!
We have an EXCITING seminar on #maritime archaeology in the #SouthCaucasus#Iran#Turkey happening this Friday. Explore the latest discoveries, debates & future perspectives in the emerging field. DON’T MISS OUT! Register the link & see the event programme👇
📢Join us next week in our journey to the Middle Palaeolithic open-air site of Kalavan-2, Armenia! 📢
We look forward to seeing you in person or via zoom, but in the meantime take a look at the Symposium program!
Stay tuned! #TransCause#HUMENDYLAB
🌟 Happy New Year from the Caucasus Through Time Network!
Wishing you a year full of meaningful research, vibrant discussions, the joy of uncovering the past to illuminate the present, peace & prosperity for the region. Cheers to a new year of learning, exploration &connection!
Meet our 2nd speaker Caroline Hamon from @CNRS who will speak about the economy from the #Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age in the #Caucasus using ground #stone evidence.
📅2nd Sept 2024, 2-4pm UK time
🔗https://t.co/yhZq3vzV3u
📢Join us on September 2, 2024, online from 14:00-16:00 UK time for "An Overview of Current Ground Stone Research in the Caucasus: Neolithic - Bronze Age"!🪨🔬
Register here: 👇https://t.co/EtY3RIoEYY
We are thrilled to announce an exciting new project ‘Caucasus Traditional Building Revival’ in partnership with the Georgian Arts & Culture Center (https://t.co/FrnU7D6ZGL) funded by @EurHeritageHub with the support of @europanostra & @ALIPHFoundation!
📢Call for papers: " Caucasus Crossroads: Archaeological Perspectives on Cultural Interactions through time". Join the #CTTN at the 14th #ICAANE in Lyon in 2025!
Deadline: 1st of June 2024
🚨📢📢Stay tuned for our upcoming seminar on “Anthropology of Violence in Prehistory in the Caucasus and Adjacent Regions”
⏰Date and time: 23 February 2024, Friday, 15:00-17:00 GMT/ 19:00-21:00 Caucasus Time
Zoom registration link: https://t.co/8H3NozjvUn
“Birth of Venus” was Archaeology magazine’s 5th most read article of the year. Read more about the location and source of stone used to craft the 30,000-year-old sculpture known as the Venus of Willendorf.
https://t.co/ZEs88w97VU
To all members and followers of the Caucasus Through Time Network, wish you peace, love and harmony in the New Year!
Thank you very much for supporting us and joining our events throughout 2023! See you in 2024! #Caucasus