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Brett Ostrum
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PhD student in archaeology. Bioarch, isotopes, and Neolithic lifeways
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Really looking forward to this session with Sam in December. Think you can answer these questions archaeologically? Send us an abstract before Friday 1st August!
June 6, 2025 at 10:03 AM
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Any early career researchers out there interested in reviewing a UK Bronze Age archaeology paper (not isotopes). As a journal editor I am always looking for new people to assist with reviews!
May 23, 2025 at 8:24 AM
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Hello Archaeologists!
Welcome to the official BlueSky page for the Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) 2025 conference!

Watch this space for our website and Call for Sessions!

Find us on:
Facebook at TAG 2025 at York
X at @TAG2025_York
Instagram @tag2025_york
#tag25 #tagyork #tag2025york
February 18, 2025 at 11:45 AM
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Still thinking of submitting an abstract for our next gathering in April?

You have until THIS FRIDAY!!

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Call for Papers 2025
We would very much like to invite you to submit a presentation for NEBARSS 2025, to be held at the University of Bradford on 11th and 12th April (you can find a download link for the submission for…
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February 10, 2025 at 9:15 PM
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A trip to Hill Top for Day 20 of #ArchaeologyAdvent, the home of Beatrix Potter. Before she became an illustrator for children, she studied archaeological finds including artefacts from the 1872 Bucklersbury excavations in London
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A detail of a dark wood panelled door with a decorative cat-shaped brass knocker. Hanging from the door is a picture of Peter Rabbit, wearing his distinctive blue jacket. A watercolour by Beatrix Potter depicting a variety of metal and bone artefacts including knives and animal teeth. A watercolour by Beatrix Potter showing upper, lower and section views of a Roman leather shoe sole with hobnails
December 20, 2024 at 11:30 AM
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CFP for session at 2025 EAA meeting in Belgrade:

"Out of their element: novel methods of isotope analysis to investigate health and disease in the past"

Organizers:
Noel Hincha noel.j.hincha@durham.ac.uk
Naomi Kilburn naomi.n.kilburn@durham.ac.uk
Sangyu Shen sangyu.shen@mail.utoronto.ca
Call for papers and posters for a session of the the 2025 EAA meeting entitled "Out of their element: novel methods of isotope analysis to investigate health and disease in the past".
December 9, 2024 at 11:12 AM