Gwendoline Maurer Thanks for the 🧵 likes (but please join in & recommend papers!)

I suggest: #Stableisotopes of Bronze Age Must Farm seeds & bones: Lightfoot et al.

- 1st isotopes of BA aquatic fen fauna
-Some humans are not inhabitants of settlement

#OpenAccess

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Dr Rhiannon Stevens Experimental data from lacaune & merino sheep provide new methodological & theoretical grounds to investigate autumn lambing in the past by Balasse et al. 2024
- New ref datasets to estimate the seasonality of birth in the M3 of sheep
- New ref datasets for summer & autumn birth

The museums in Wales inspired me as a child, They introduced me to learning about the past & about the wider world. They hold critical collections that are part of frontier research. These cuts are tragic for us today & future generations. Please sign this petition to stop cuts!

We are happy to host the 44th Conference of
AEA in #Oxford from 12-14 Dec 2024! The theme is 'Past Environments for Emerging Worlds'. 🌾🐐🧪🏔️🌍

Follow us for the latest updates on registering, practicalities & more!

Website: oxfordarchaeology.com/aea44/home
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Some more info👇 on the Royal Archaeological Institute prize at UKAS York 2024 about #lipidresidue from the Ness of Brodgar Excavation 🧀🥩🍖🥛🌾🐄🐑 🧪🏺👩‍🔬

Wonderful talks & posters by lots of early career researchers UKAS York 2024 last week. Why not submit your work to the Royal Archaeological Institute 's The Archaeological Journal Published since 1844, focus = Britain & Ireland. All time periods, Papers go online within a few weeks of acceptance.

Delighted to award the UKAS York 2024 conference Royal Archaeological Institute Prize for science on the archaeology of Britain and Ireland to Julia Becher for her work on feasting at the Ness of Brodgar. Prize awarded by judges: RAI council member Dr. Penny Bickle FSA & The Archaeological Journal Editor Dr Rhiannon Stevens

Our ⁦UCL Institute of Archaeology⁩ students and staff are having a great time in York ⁦UKAS York 2024⁩ conference. Hearing and presenting lots of exciting archaeological science research!

Published by Taylor & Francis Research Insights which has transformative agreements with many universities.... so your submission may be #openaccess at no charge to you

We are offering a full-time permanent Lectureship in Earth Sciences that complements and/or extends our existing strengths Candidates will have extensive knowledge and expertise in an area of Earth, Environmental or Planetary Sciences… ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

UKAS 2024 is fast approaching, with less than a month until we see you all in York! Make sure to check our twitter frequently in the upcoming weeks as we will be posting regularly about conference information, and things to do in and around York.

New paper: Clumped isotopes paleoTº on speleothems show MIS 3 Dansgaard-Oeschger climate oscillations in Western Europe did not affect Neanderthals too much sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New paper Astronomically paced climate and carbon cycle feedbacks in the lead-up to the Late Devonian Kellwasser Crisis cp.copernicus.org/articles/20/41…

Looking forward to this. Where are most people staying? In halls accommodation or in town? DM me so I know where I should book!

More exciting science from #SouthAmerica ✨! Super interesting paper from #Brazil by by Walter Neves Gabriel Rocha 🦴💀🙉 and colleagues 😍

The latest steps of human evolution: What the hard evidence has to say about it?
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Just two weeks left to apply for #IsoCamp2024 ! Go to isocamp.org for details.

We've been busy in UCL Institute of Archaeology and EarthSciences UCL setting up Zinc #Isotope analysis of archaeological bones, teeth and plants. Results coming off the MC-ICP-MS later this week. Great to collaborate with Susan Little , Klervia Jaouen and Ying Zhou on this pilot project

Very excited that I have been granted funding for a new GC-C-and EA- IRMS. Lots more capacity and scope of #stableisotopes research UCL Institute of Archaeology