Kathryn E Marklein

[Sam Sammut @sammsammut]

Some of my research investigating the urban-rural dichotomy in Roman period bioarchaeology has been published in this new edition by Bews & Marklein. The edition is full of great chapters by notable researchers in the field and is well-worth the read!

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

🚨🚨🚨Join us in sunny Zagreb this August for the 4th Annual ICORB Meeting! Abstract submission opens April 21st - we welcome submissions in the areas of Roman zooarchaeology, human osteology, paleoethnobotany, mortuary archaeology, and more! 🦴🍇🌾🐷🐐🐄

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Valentina Vittori introduced us all to the individuals excavated at the Great Baths Necropolis of Vada Volaterrana! Looking forward to future studies on this exciting site! 🏛️💀🇮🇹 #ICORB2024

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Natalia Garzon Osorio just started her talk on a case for care at the site of Cortijo Coracho! Really enjoying this talk! #ICORB2024 🇪🇸🩻🦴

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Caterina Davinia presents the results on adolescent individuals from Cortijo Coracho #ICORB

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

What’s happening currently at #ICORB2024 you ask? Oh, just @AnnaOsterholtz sharing osteobiographies of individuals at Roman Tragurium! Another interesting talk from Roman period Croatia!!

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Federica Riso now tells us about interconnectedness in the Roman Empire and how that informs our analysis of archaeobotanical remains #ICORB2024 🌽🍎🫛

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Kicking off day 2 of #ICORB2024 with a talk by Theoni Baniou about archaeobotanical remains from Roman Iesso (Spain) 🌱🍇🌾

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Elissavet Ganiatsou rounding out session 1 at #ICORB2024 with an analysis of diachronic dietary trends from Thessaloniki 🐮🌽🐠

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Dr. Ricardo Ortega-Ruiz is introducing us to Cortijo Coracho in Lucena before sharing results on the paleopathology of children from this Late Roman site! #ICORB2024 👶🧒🏛️

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

PhD student, Panagiota Bantavanou @bantavanou_p , presents exciting research on histological age estimation techniques in cremated human remains!! Really important for the Roman period where cremation was a wide practice. #ICORB2024 🔥🦴🏛️

[Kathryn E Marklein @KatyMarklein]

@Romanbioarch @Sterling1Wright

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Postdoctoral scholar, Sterling Wright, shows us how we can better understand Roman period populations through the study of their oral microbiomes! 🦷🏛️💀

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Alice Tomaino takes us to another area of Egypt to learn about Greco-Roman tombs!

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Susana Carrascal Olmo now takes us to late Roman-period Spain!

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Kenneth Tremblay takes us on a journey to Croatia! #ICORB2024

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Dr. Sandra Wheeler is kicking off #ICORB2024 with her keynote speech on life and death in the Dakhleh Oasis! @BewsElizabeth @KatyMarklein

[International Congress on Roman Bioarchaeology @Romanbioarch]

Loving #EAA2024? Keep the fun going by registering to attend #ICORB2024 from 24-26 October! Learn about all things #Roman plant, animal, and human remains!🍃🐐🦴🍎🩻🦷🐮
https://t.co/82lLkaNOU9

[USF College of Arts and Sciences @CASatUSF]

In the latest #CASChronicles, we meet Elizabeth Bews, a PhD candidate in Anthropology who received the John S. Freeman Scholarship in Public Archaeology.

Learn more about the #research that earned her this award on our news site, CAS Chronicles ⬇️ https://t.co/CZfoTS26Y5

[Kathryn E Marklein @KatyMarklein]

🚨🚨🚨The 3rd annual ICORB conference will take place virtually from October 24-26th 2024! We welcome all contributions related to Roman zooarchaeology 🦌🐖🐑 archaeobotany 🍄🍇🌿 and human osteoarchaeology 🦷🩻🦴Submit your abstract to [email protected] by August 1 2024!