We would like to cordially invite you to attend our Virtual Launch of ARC Issue 36.1: Resilience & Archaeology on June 3rd at 5:30 PM BST on Zoom via Cambridge Archaeology. #ARC40th #Archaeology #resilience For pre-registration and more info check out: cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Congratulations Liz Stroud, Amy & Mike! A stable isotope & functional weed ecology investigation into Chalcolithic cultivation practices in Central Anatolia: Çatalhöyük, Çamlıbel Tarlası and Kuruçay sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #archaeobotany

ARC 36.1 Resilience & Archaeology: Caroline Heitz, @martinusrihhi, Julien Laabs, Albert Hafner use preserved organic #Neolithic settlement remains to show how relocation was used in response to climate changes. Launch event: tinyurl.com/4msy6jpb #ARC40th #archaeology #resilience

Yann Sommer. Switzerland legend. #EURO2020 | #SUI

Do you remember the #digital #Workshop "#Theorizing #Resilience & #Vulnerability in #AncientStudies" in 01/21, org. by Caroline Heitz @martinusrihhi @schemicka & Martin Renger? The organizers start now to present the results in a new #blog resilience2020.archaeological.science #Archaeology

Registration open for workshop on 24 Sept - #RESILIENCE IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH. Prof Amy Bogaard will be joined by Caroline Heitz, @arkeostrida & Marin Renger. This workshop introduces resilience research & explores new avenues for those of you working on similar topics.

In the 2nd post of the TRAVAS workshop blog @arkeostrida discusses the social impact of the Storegga tsunami in #mesolithic Norway 8200 years ago: resilience2020.archaeological.science/index.php/vuln… #Archaeology #Vulnerability Swiss TAG

In add. to essays & videos, the blog will also feature interviews with the workshop's panel discussion guests. For today, Paul Erdkamp VUB takes questions from the organizers. Interested? See next tweet! #Resilience #Vulnerability #Archaeology #AncientHistory Swiss TAG

Want to know how Paul Erdkamp answered the interview questions, follow the link & enjoy reading: resilience2020.archaeological.science/index.php/paul…

+++ Blog-Post +++ Der neue Leiter des Naturwissenschaftlichen Referats des DAI Ferran Antolin über die Kultivierung des Schlafmohns, langfristige Effekte auf das Klima und die Frage, ob wir im Umgang mit der Umwelt wirklich etwas gelernt haben. bab.hypotheses.org/6648

📢Just out now: Sepideh Maziar/سپیده مازیار talks and writes about #resilience & #migration using the example of the "Kura-Araxes culture". Have a look & enjoy watching the video & reading the essay 👉 resilience2020.archaeological.science/index.php/resi… #Archaeology Swiss TAG Resilience machine, © Maziar

The School of Archaeology & Linacre College are seeking applications for the Edward Hall Professorship of Archaeological Science. Apply by 12pm Fri 12 Nov 2021. Interviews will take place in Jan 2022. For further details: bit.ly/3zppdsA Please RT.

🔔Weekly update from the TRAVAS-Blog: Ahana Ghosh & Tanoy Sengupta discuss the interplay between social #vulnerability & #resilience against the background of so-called Memorial Stones in India. Click here & enjoy reading👉resilience2020.archaeological.science/index.php/de/c… #Archaeology Swiss TAG

This has been such an interesting workshop today. Well done to the organisers and speakers Caroline Heitz, @arkeostrida, Martin Renger Prof Amy Bogaard

📢Latest news from the TRAVAS Blog: The essay published yesterday was written by Caroline Heitz (Caroline Heitz) & is titled "On Theorizing #Vulnerability for #Archaeology". Enjoy reading & gain a lot of insight: resilience2020.archaeological.science/index.php/de/o… Swiss TAG

Our autumn seminar series is now running, with a great line up of speakers, with a major focus on climate change, archaeology and heritage. Details below on our 'Terrestrial archaeology: archaeology for a changing planet'. Next Carla Lancelotti 🙊 gla.ac.uk/schools/humani…

If I had to draw it from scratch I wouldn't have done it like that, but it looks good anyway... people seem to like it! #NatureIsAnArtist #Irony

Melaine Le Roy

Latest update from the TRAVAS blog: This week you'll find a text by @martinusrihhi (Dep. of Prehist. #Archaeology, Universität Bern| @CentreOeschger) on '#Resilience. A More Discursive Topic Than It Might Seem'. Feel free to read & discuss it in the comments. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo…