Missed the #SIZWG2023 conference in Berlin. Catch up with our summary and videos zooarchisotopes.com/sizwg-22nd-to-…

Congratulations to Michelle Alexander: york.ac.uk/news-and-event… BioArCh #medievalarchaeology

New Paper on isotopes and tuna out by Adam Andrews, SeaChanges PhD student: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

It is with great sadness that we learnt of the death of Professor Dame Rosemary Cramp. Rosemary was hugely influential in archaeology and academia as the first female Professor at Durham, and was instrumental in the founding of the archaeology department. durham.ac.uk/news-events/la…

Delighted to see our article in collaboration with Archaeology UoYork out in fsbi onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jf… We looked at the variation in stable isotopes across vertebrae 🦴 centra in Atlantic bluefin tuna 🐟 and found multiple years of foraging behavior are likely archived!

Still time to apply for this #stableisotope postdoc in my research group. Deadline 8th of May. Looking for someone to take over from the amazing Dr Hazel Reade 🏳️‍🌈 who is moving on to new pastures.

Job alert 🚨: Postdoc Research Associate specialising in bioinformatics! #DNA #aDNA #Archaeology 🧬 Deadline: 15th May. Come join the team! 💪🏻😁

Congratulations to Sophy Charlton and Michelle Alexander on another new research grant: york.ac.uk/archaeology/ne…

Very excited for the UK archaeological sciences conference (UKAS) with us in York next year in 2024 ⭐️ dates confirmed ⭐️

RESEARCH ALERT: Michelle Alexander and Malin Holst are part of a team of scientists & community researchers that have unearthed a story of forgotten children of the past: york.ac.uk/news-and-event…

So happy to welcome our first student to the new archaeobotany lab at Archaeology UoYork working on isotopic analysis of cereal crops from Medieval Spain with Prof Michelle Alexander BioArCh University of York Paleo Hub

Really excited for more results for the Landscapes of (Re)conquest exploring crop management!

Lovely updated map of the UK isotope biosphere!

Lab work was done at the University of Groningen, University of Copenhagen Research (with Dr. Alberto Taurozzi) and BioArCh (with Prof Michelle Alexander) After many hours in various (lovely) labs we managed to gain the data to identify species (palaeoproteomics) and diet information (stable isotope analysis)!

Threatened North African seagrass meadows have supported green turtle populations for millennia pnas.org/doi/abs/10.107… Willemien de Kock Julia Haywood @BrendanGodley Prof Michelle Alexander

So excited to see this research out! A really lovely study to have collaborated on!

📣 ⏰ come and join a great team working on medieval rats! A couple of days left to apply for a postdoc in SIA BioArCh! ⭐️ deadline 2nd August! ⭐️

New paper out! Really happy to have been part of this exciting study on archaeological tuna isotopes with all round excellent researcher Adam J. Andrews

A great group of researchers to be part of :) Go Crop History Consortium!