George Pitt-Rivers laboratory Seminars
A seminar series on all aspects of archaeological science, organised by the George Pitt Rivers Laboratory.
Meetings: Fridays during term, 1.15-2pm, McDonald seminar room
Group Organiser: Penny Jones, Natalia Przelomska and Kate Boulden
Michaelmas Term 2013
- 11 October 2013 - Hugo Olivera
The domestication and spread of rye (Secale cereale L.) assessed by the genomic analysis of landrace accessions and historic seed collections.
- 25 October 2013 - Karen Wicks
The Mesolithic Mothership: Bayesian Analysis, Colonisation and 8.2 Ka Population Collapse in Western Scotland
- 01 November 2013 - Carlos Tornero
Breeding my herds: seasonality of birth (goats and sheep) in PPNB Houses by stable isotopes analyses
- 08 November 2013 - Natalia Oliver Smith
TBA
- 15 November 2013 - Luke Winter
Reconstructing the Neolithic - Some Physical Interpretations of Structural Evidence from Durrington Walls
- 22 November 2013 - Kate Brown
Genetics of carbohydrate digestion and its importance during human evolution during human evolution
- 29 November 2013 - Andrew Clarke
The first global crop: 10,000 years of bottle gourd dispersal
- 06 December 2013 - Ilaria Grimaldi
So many taro, so many travellers: how a plant is helping to reconstruct past human movements in Africa
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