CARBON ISOTOPE CHANGES THROUGH THE RECENT PAST: F14C AND δ13C VALUES IN SINGLE BARLEY GRAIN FROM 1852 TO 2020 | Radiocarbon | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/25G5nJkiry #stableisotopes
Human remains within skeletal teaching collections often reduce individuals into objects for training & teaching purposes. This article proposes practical strategies and steps toward a more humanistic and ethical osteological classroom and pedagogy.
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Double Job Alert!! We are recruiting an archaeobotany technician and an osteology (human & zooarchaeology) technician to help curate and improve access to our collections. Come join us at the Institute for Archaeology, University College London
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I'm recruiting to a new AHRC funded project in Caribbean archaeology, 2 jobs, Senior Research and Innovation Associate and data officer. Closing date January 6th. Email me for info [email protected] https://t.co/sNxUZOXjM4
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🇪🇺🇬🇷New Protected Designation of Origin from Greece registered:
Tsalafouti
is a white spreadable cheese with a soft, creamy texture and a mild aroma due the local herbs used in the free-range diet of the animals in the area.
Discover more👉https://t.co/EY4ZnLgM1R #EUQuality
🌟 Exciting news! Introducing our brand-new Isotope Archaeology & Forensics Lab at VU Amsterdam! It is part of the Netherlands Isotope GEochemistry Laboratory (NIGeL), enabling cutting-edge research in Earth sciences, archaeology, forensics, and cultural heritage.
INTERVIEWEES WANTED – CAN YOU HELP? If you’re 18+, UK-based, and have personal or professional thoughts about grave goods to share, I would love to hear from you. For info: https://t.co/DbFcWfJD5w... or reach me at [email protected] (Please consider sharing!)
👉new 24-month post-doc in PALAEOANTHROPOLOGY on the NG'IPALAJEM Project - come join our work in Kenya 😍!
More information: 👇
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@CamBioanth@UCamArchaeology@ERC_Research
I am offering a 2-year #postdoc position to join me on my MASH Junior project (Moving Toward a Transformative Bioarchaeology of Cremation in the Czech Republic and beyond).
Join me in advancing #isotope#mapping and provenance studies in Central Europe!
https://t.co/QLEEtwyLjA
🧑🔬 Into #isotopic data?
📈 Love #Big#Data?
🆕Meet #IsoArcH v.2.0!
Our brand-new user-friendly platform lets you explore nearly *130,000* standardized isotope-related measurements effortlessly.
Start your data journey today and make IsoArcH your new #research hub!
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PhD student wanted for the project 'Simulating Globalisation in the Roman Empire' with experience in Roman archaeology and data science -> apply here
https://t.co/tBXTdUT0Ia
Another archaeologist coming to the Agrarian History Seminars! Next Wednesday (30th) at 13-15 CET, Filmo Verhagen from Uppsala University will present on resources used in the Pontine region of c Italy during the 4th-1st centuries BCE.
Everyone is welcome in person or on zoom!
📢New Seminar resources!!! 📢
Do you teach early modern history or palaeography? ✍️
We've put together a freely available Wills Project 📃seminar outline, with resources for tutors (a seminar plan and a PowerPoint): https://t.co/8YJJkOfcdF
Good Monday morning Twitter! How's your week looking? Our's looks great, with October's
#AaRCTikTalks comming this Friday! We'll ave Gözge Atag and Connor Rossi showcasing their work on sedaDNA of animals in human remains and tracing the natural history of aurochs. Save the date!
📢PARTICIPANTS NEEDED📢
For more about what volunteering on Zooniverse involves, how it fits into our project as a whole, why you might want to do it, and how to get started, this blog post explains all:
https://t.co/ahLkCLXWyw #twitterstorians#History#EarlyModern
Great opportunity to do a PhD at Kew Gardens and the Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity at York! The student will look at the history of marginalised individuals who made knowledge about fungi in the early 20th century.
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TONIGHT at 5.30pm - The 1349-1350 Black Death killed nearly half of northern England, with new bio-sciences reshaping our understanding of its impact.
York and the North: The Black Death, 1349-1373 - with @yorkmedieval
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