UKAS 2017 Conference

Thanks to everyone for coming to the conference: great few days with 200 people from 23 countries. See you in Manchester for #ukas2019

That's a wrap! Congratulations to all the winners of the podium presentation and poster awards! #UKAS2017

Petra Vaiglova is now speaking about using isotopes to understand animal management patterns during feasts at Neolithic Makriyalos #UKAS2017

Vanessa Navarrete is speaking about determining foddering strategies in early pigs of NE Iberian peninsula using stable isotopes #UKAS2017

Hugo Harbers is now speaking about calcaneum morphology as plastic marker of captivity in boars #UKAS2017

First talk after the break is Kevin Daly on ancient whole mitochondrial genomes and insights into the prehistory of goats #UKAS2017

Final talk before the break is Shevan Wilkin about dairying and diet in ancient Mongolia #UKAS2017

Next up is Karen Milek on the origins of reindeer husbandry #UKAS2017

Ella Assaf is now speaking about human and horse interactions in the palaeolithic #UKAS2017

Next up is Alison Harris speaking about a compound specific isotope approach to reconstructing palaeodiet diet in NE Canada #UKAS2017

Second talk of the day is Kristine Richter on the identification of fish bones and scales using ZooMS #UKAS2017

First talk of the day is Michael Buckley talking about a decade of zooarchaeology by mass spectrometry (ZooMS) #ukas2017

We're kicking off the final day of #UKAS2017 with our final session on Animal-human interactions

That's all folks, talks will start again in the morning for the last day. A wine reception and poster session will begin shortly #UKAS2017