Past events
26
Jul
2024
The domestication of vegetatively propagated field crops: Theory, method and practice
Vegetatively propagated field crops are some of the most important in terms of global food production, and are especially important subsistence crops in the...
26
Jul
2024
Chewing it over: Why what (and how) we eat has shaped primate and human evolution
Repeated adaptations in the masticatory apparatus have continually redefined how vertebrates interact with their environment. Today, humans experience high...
28
Jun
2024
Towards an Australian Ochre Charter: Australian Indigenous Community Archaeologies from Within
Towards an Australian Ochre Charter: Australian Indigenous Community Archaeologies from Within
A presentation by Dave Johnston on his proposed PhD Research (...
24
Jun
2024
Bone Decomposition in Aquatic Environments
This study used a controlled animal model experiment over 12 months between January 2019 and December 2019 in the Gold Coast region of Australia. Forty-eight...
21
Jun
2024
The nutritional ecology of the Zanzibar red colobus (Piliocolobus kirkii) within modified habitats
The nutritional ecology of the Zanzibar red colobus (Piliocolobus kirkii) within modified habitats
Colobines are a folivorous primate with unique specialized...
24
May
2024
Understanding the appearance of ceramics on mainland New Guinea: Outline of recent research
Over the last 15 years archaeological research on the north coast and inland areas of mainland New Guinea and offshore islands has produced interesting...
24
May
2024
The Bioarchaeology of Roman Imperialism: A Case Study from the Danube Limes
The Bioarchaeology of Roman Imperialism: A Case Study from the Danube Limes
This seminar will examine two skeletal samples from eastern Austria: one pre-Roman...
