Elsa Perruchini

Postdoc, Chemistry for Cultural heritage & Archaeology🏺🧪
Here to learn and share 👥 Love running (literally and metaphorically)🏃‍♀️Cristal & stone passion 💎

[Barbara Huber @Bara_Huber]

Very important comment on a recently published ORA study! 🚨🚨
Thank you @Simon_Hammann and @istolethursday for raising awareness and calling (again) for caution when interpreting ancient lipids and other molecules!
https://t.co/NRuEsSz9zA

[Ellery Frahm @elleryfrahm]

Hot off the presses at PLoS ONE!
Our new paper: "Every contact leaves a trace: Documenting contamination in lithic residue studies at the Middle Palaeolithic sites of Lusakert Cave 1 (Armenia) and Crvena Stijena (Montenegro)"
So what'd we find? 1/n 🧵
https://t.co/3HuZHrgqbw

[Prof Rhiannon Stevens @NannonStevens]

Job Alert (2/2): Post doc : Leverhulme-funded project: Feeding the Roman Army in Britain at Cardiff University
on Carbon, nitrogen and Sulfur #stableisotopes

Cool project, great colleagues, in the best city in the world! https://t.co/iFiB5ZBhLl

[Elise Laugier @EliseLaugier]

I'm featured in a new @NatGeo kids book (ages 10+) called "No Boundaries: 25 Women Explorers and Scientists Share Adventures, Inspiration, & Advice." The book features the stories of 25 inspiring #womeninstem from around the world!
#NoBoundariesBook

https://t.co/pjfFJdJCO0

[Dr Mónica Palmero Fernández FHEA @DrMonicaPalmero]

Teaching is pretty cool atm. Got to make a barley #sourdough this week. Only took 12 days in the English weather but it’s ALIVE!!! Next stop: #bappir #SumerianBeer #ExperimentalArch (sort of…)

[Isabelle Crevecoeur @ICrevecoeur]

Back to the field, finaly. Djibouti wonders and promises, with the PSPCA project directed by Jessie Cauliez ! #AsEyla #Djibouti @umr5608_traces @PACEA_Bordeaux @INEE_CNRS

[Dr. James Dilley @ancientcraftUK]

After yesterdays offering for the stunning axe head gallery, here is another from the @Nationalmuseet

These Scandinavian style axes do appear in the UK (typically in eastern river basins) suggesting trade rather than domestic production, along with materials like amber.

[Dr Megan Kasten @3Dgroovanstones]

As my work as a SPARC research assistant for @RachelOpitz comes to a close, I wanted to highlight the two sets of digital teaching resources we've produced, with the overall aim to promote the reuse of datasets archived by SPARC. Check them out here: https://t.co/zAL7ACUw3q

[In Our Time @BBCInOurTime]

Coming up at 9am: The People of Hatti, one of the major powers in the Late Bronze Age, with their base in what is now Turkey https://t.co/pblevKRe1m

[Tom Booth @Boothicus]

Popping up like an angular seasonal mammal to post about this paper led by @Commiosproject as well as Harvard and Vienna. Middle-Late Bronze Age migrations into Britain led to a ~50% shift in the genetic ancestry of people living in southern Britain.

https://t.co/w30nFWQKtY

[UofG Archaeology @UofGArchaeo]

📢The Galloway Hoard yields another exciting discovery: a rare rock crystal jar found wrapped in textiles has been conserved, revealing a Latin inscription written in gold

➡️Read all about it on https://t.co/0pgOftpF9P

@DrS_Harris #GallowayHoard @NtlMuseumsScot

[Dr. Jennifer M. Miller @PalaeoJenn]

Out today in @Nature, with my co-author @Yiming_V_Wang:

"Ostrich eggshell beads reveal 50,000-year-old social network in Africa" 🥚🔬👩‍🔬

Open access link: https://t.co/QNtz0yLLxD
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[Maddy Bleasdale @Maddy_Bleasdale]

Check out this great video on collagen extraction and #isotopes by @MPI_SHH👇 I was lucky to work with the fantastic Mary Lucas when I was in Jena. (She's not actually on Twitter but I wouldn't have made it through my PhD without her! A lab hero 🦸‍♀️👩‍🔬🦴)

[Archaeology UoYork @UoYArchaeology]

Interested in postdoctoral research and training? We are looking forward to hosting more Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships, so get in touch if you want to do research with us at York.
https://t.co/b9JtF0hqq4

[Rachel Opitz @RachelOpitz]

We're hiring a Research Associate @UofGArchaeo. A good role for someone experienced in remote sensing / geophysics. The project focuses on interoperability between data and methods used in #Archaeology and precision agriculture. Details and application at https://t.co/O90OCrgqF2

[Renée Greusard @ReneeGr]

L’une des questions qui me traverse le plus ces derniers temps est de savoir… Comment les Anglais appellent le variant anglais ? Et bah... Tadaamm (vous n'êtes pas prêts) https://t.co/uwzZoTsVw0

[Narimane Dorey, searching for a (permanent) job 🌊 @Nari_Dorey]

Our work on #coral from our cruise along the Norwegian coast is out today in @FrontPhysiol 🥳

We looked at how #Lophelia responds to a stepwise short-term increase in temperature (10C over 58hours)

https://t.co/MsFAI47eLG
@janina_buescher

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[Early Pottery @EarlyPottery]

3,500-year-old pumpkin spice? Archaeologists find the earliest use of nutmeg as a food - HeritageDaily - Archaeology News https://t.co/q2KCcA0RGR

[Daniel Calderbank @D_Calderbank]

@perruchini1 and I workshop proposal @BANEA2017 - Interdisciplinary approaches to plain pottery. Interested speakers: deadline July 28th.

[Early Pottery @EarlyPottery]

Coming soon! Our very own Drs Oliver Craig and Anita Radini will give a talk on the hidden history of brewing.... https://t.co/vAvZOtqiAO