Archaeological Scientist: isotopes, zooarch, diet, animal management, reconstructing past environments, faunal palaeoecology. Senior Lecturer @UCLanArchAnth
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We're delighted to be hosting the 46th Association for Environmental Archaeology conference at the university of Lancashire between the 7th to the 9th May 2026. See the link for further information and the abstract submission:
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envarch.net/conferences
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New collaborative research shows cave bears were more adaptable than once believed, yet still faced extinction when climate and human pressures combined.
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ALT Image of Cave Bear skull.
A fab summary of our Cave Bear paper on Olde News with @FlintDibble from 11.47 onwards.
If you're interested in Archaeology then Olde News gives lots of food for thought about interesting archaeological stories from around the world!
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gonna cover this in a short segment today in my first episode of OLDE NEWS with Flint Dibble
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⭐New Open Access publication alert!⭐ Are you interested in Cave Bears?
If so then this might be the article for you! This is the first study of the diet of a cave bear population from Serbia using stable isotope analysis.
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By supporting the creation of new habitats, and by greeting better connectivity between existing populations we can help to limit the impacts of environmental change and human activity on these populations.
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Calling former students, staff, collaborators, project partners and interested followers: we're celebrating 20 Years of Archaeology at the University of Central Lancashire this year! Come along on 4th October to join in!
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Come and work with us to tease out what causes the much wider range of C-isotopes in human enamel compared to dentine collagen!
PhD opportunities in Durham. 1. human diets in Holocene northwest Europe using paired apatite and collagen carbon isotopes with @archaeojan, @RonaMcGill10, Jo Moore and me iapetus2.ac.uk/studentships/…
Vikings Age in Scotland book is now out in paperback form! It includes some fantastic research covering Viking settlements, landscapes, environments, politics, burials and more. I was very happy to contribute a chapter Viking isotopes zooarchaeology in Scotland.
📚 The #Viking Age in Scotland: Studies in Scottish Scandinavian #Archaeology, Eds. Horne, Pierce, Barrowman, is now available in paperback from @EdinburghUP ($29.95 / £24.99 + P&P)!
What's more, you can save 30% on this at EUP with code PAPER30: edinburghuniversitypress.com…
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Come join us in Brussels 😊 we're hiring one PhD and two Post-Docs in bioarchaeology 😁🔥⚗️
We are looking for one PhD and two Post-Docs to join us at @AMGC_VUB @VUBrussel - apply before 8 November!! 😊
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Final day to apply for this zooarch job opportunity with us in Aberdeen!
Job alert! Are you a specialist in late Pleistocene animals? Come join us for 2+ years in Aberdeen to work with @WhatKatieDigs on the amazing PALaEoScot project jobs.ac.uk/job/DJO014/resear…
I've been working on my plant remains in archaeology lecture and remembered this excellent video made by @don_o_meara that made me chuckle.
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