Archaeologist, Prehistorian | All things animal - ancient and modern | Active in N Europe & the Middle East | Assistant Professor @LeidenArchaeo #WomeninSTEM

Joined September 2019
First week as a 27 y/o and first time ever submitting an application for a PhD position 🎓 It’s been hectic, people! But, I got there in the end thanks to the best prospective supervisors @ARCHAEOfelix @natbrusgaard Now, we wait 😬🤞🏻
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I have no way to get in touch with Keanu Reeves I invite him to have a frank conversation with me about archaeology I believe that after a chat, where I answer his questions & show him how archaeology works, I could convince him real archaeology is better than this fake stuff
Hugely grateful to Keanu Reeves. To stand by me in so public a way risks the hatred of archaeologist zealots who believe that only they have the right to interpret the past and who leverage the media to vilify alternative voices. Season 2 launches 16 Oct. deadline.com/2024/09/ancient…
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It was great to meet Antiquity author Nathalie Brusgaard in person at #EAA2024! Check out her article on early animal management at 4240–4050 BC Swifterbant 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2024.58
#EAA2024 was a blast. I was also very happy to leave with a copy of the June Antiquity issue our article was published in thanks to @AntiquityJ! Always nice to see your article in print 😁
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Nathalie Brusgaard / @[email protected] retweeted
The moment I’ve dreamed of for years is here: my first-ever book is out with @BloomsburyBooks today. What does the return of #WildBoar to the UK mean for our landscapes, our other wildlife, and us – and how do the boar live their lives? All is revealed in GROUNDBREAKERS. 🧵
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NEW Archaeologists discover evidence for the earliest cattle herds in northern Europe in the Netherlands, pushing dates for livestock husbandry in northern Europe back by 200 years. An #AntiquityThread 1/11 🧵
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9th century AD Viking antler combs for #GoodHairDay Biomolecular analysis indicates that the antler was imported from northern Scandinavia, showing how contact with the arctic north was important for the development of urbanism in the Viking Age. 🆓 buff.ly/3P8C3Gy
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(1/6) Most people in academia don't realize if they have been engaged in academic bullying. Bullying can consist of passive-aggressive emails, verbal abuse (directly or indirectly) in private or during lab meetings.....
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Nathalie Brusgaard / @[email protected] retweeted
How it started: I will publish five articles this year How it's going: I have forgotten how to read
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A child's footprint in time: I can vividly imagine a child walking over this #Roman tile laid out to dry before firing some 1,800 years ago! Found in Carnuntum, Austria. Photo: online.landessammlungen-noe.… #TilesOnTuesday #RomanArchaeology
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NEW DNA analysis has revealed that regional cuisines persisted as new staple crops spread across the prehistoric world, showing how even the first cooks retained strong cooking traditions. Strap in for a tasty #AntiquityThread 1/12 🧵
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ISOTOPEN EN DE OUDHEID | Bonusaflevering van ‘Oudheid’ staat online 🎧 Met dr. @LisetteKootker van de @VUamsterdam over ontwikkelingen in isotopenonderzoek en een casus uit Romeins #Tongeren. Meer info en luisteren via linktr.ee/oudheid 📱 #podcast @HuisvanHilde
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Wish to pursue a PhD in #conservation #genomics & #ecology? Check our open position on #climatechange adaptability in wild #megafauna in @GrundforskFond Center for Ecological Dynamics in a Novel Biosphere @EconovoAU 🐎🧬🦌🧬 Deadline Nov 1 - start Feb 1 👩‍🎓phd.nat.au.dk/for-applicants…
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95% van onze 18 miljoen inwoners gaat in het wild geen #wolf zien en 99% zal nooit schade ondervinden. Waarom dan zo’n groot onderwerp in onze maatschappij. Waarom gaat het niet over veel belangrijker zaken die ons allemaal raken? Energie kosten en klimaat bijvoorbeeld.
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Probably my new favorite part of this whole “let’s send hominin remains to space” thing is that @NatGeo published an article explaining why they did this & it’s behind a paywall and is “premium content” so I can’t even read it through my university library. #paleoanthropology
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I always enjoy a good paper title pun
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In the years that I have been writing and thinking about #roadecology, I have seen many animals cross highways: deer, elk, bison, moose, bears, bobcats, turtles. I can very safely say, though, that yesterday was my first wild muskox. #WhenInNome
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Nathalie Brusgaard / @[email protected] retweeted
Our 2023 team photo. We all look way cooler than we truly are. #archaeology #mesopotamia #kurdistan #iraq
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Postdoc alert! We're currently looking to fill a two-year #postdoc position as part of the @ERC_Research project "PROSPER". The successful candidate will work on #palaeoproteomics datasets of hominin fossils.
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