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Team #SPATIAL22 ! It’s been such a fun and intense week already, looking forward to week 1 research presentations…

Thanks to everyone who came out to our #SAA2023 symposium yesterday! We enjoyed sharing our research with you.

#SAA2023Portland is pumping! The Shamanka site at the Baikal may show signs of interactions between local HG groups with immigrant #BronzeAge pastoralists (Baikal Archaeology Project Angela R. Lieverse, PhD 🕊 ), new exciting work on #CentralAsia #metallurgy by Mariana Castro

Good morning, Oxford! BAP members have gathered here for a 3-day workshop where we'll be able to connect, share research & plan next steps. Keep an eye on this space for updates!

Our first session on #Bioarchaeology and #Genetics in the #LakeBaikal region is complete! Ruairidh, Gwen, Andrea, Karolina & John have brought us up to speed on their work and inspired a lot of questions and comments. The discussion period is never long enough!

It's field trip day! The BAP crew is off to Silbury Hill, the West Kennet long barrow & Avebury to learn about the Neolithic & Bronze Age landscape.

That's a wrap! A huge thank you to our Oxford hosts and organizers, Rick Schulting & Gone Away for making this such a wonderful experience. Safe travels to our team members who are headed home and we'll see the rest of you at the Oxford School of Archaeology Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit conference!

Well done Jamie! This was an incredibly competitive process with more than 150 candidates for 14 positions. We look forward to wonderful things coming out of this much needed initiative. Technicians make science work!

Congratulations Jamie!

The 3rd Radiocarbon and Diet Conference begins today! Emmanuel Casanova, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle will give the plenary talk on Radiocarbon dating of dietary lipids. Full programme here: arch.ox.ac.uk/sitefiles/prog…

Raising glasses 🍻 to the second day of the Radiocarbon and Diet conference in #Oxford Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit

Lovely place for a conference dinner Cherwell Boathouse 💙 🛶 Rick Schulting pictured giving a speech to thank everyone for participating. Oxford School of Archaeology #14CandDiet

As usual, @theonion is our modern Oracle of Delphi theonion.com/british-museum…

C19 may have slowed our advent down but the 5th Trowel of Christmas is now here! Congratulations to Karolina Werens (DPhil Arch Science) who with Dr Peter Ditchfield won the best poster award at the British Association for Forensic Anthropology conference! arch.ox.ac.uk/node/3628361

Have a listen to our technician Jamie Cameron talk about his work in the radiocarbon lab. Excellent points Jamie! The work of highly skilled and talented technicians makes radiocarbon dating possible. Oxford School of Archaeology National Environmental Isotope Facility pod.admin.ox.ac.uk/article/jamie-…

Christophe Snoeck Aurélien Tafani European Association of Archaeologists Łukasz Pospieszny Amanda Sengeløv Complex geology, vast area, and a sampling bias? No worries. Karolina Werens is tackling all these challenges when creating a bioavailable strontium baseline for Lake Baikal and is using this 🗺 to reconstruct how people moved across the landscape 🚶‍♀️#EAA2024

The first urban cable car in the UK, it takes you across the river on your Oyster card.… instagram.com/p/BYaT63_j05T/

Throwback to Roman London. I'm standing on the original ground level of the amphitheatre arena,… instagram.com/p/BYxYn6wDfSp/

New post, link in bio. This Soviet base in Boží Dar (God’s Gift – history’s little irony) was… instagram.com/p/BZ16gXdDsWE/