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Engendering Sustainable Cultural Heritage Preservation in Nigeria:…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/african-archaeology-group/engendering-sustainable-cultural-heritage-preservation-nigeria11 Jul 2024: Archaeological excavations in the area have yielded iron-smelting furnaces, shaft and bellows close around houses, pointing to a complex socio-economic relationship that existed within this area. -
A Tale of Two Surveys: Ongoing investigations in landscape…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/asian-archaeology-group/tale-two-surveys-ongoing-investigations-landscape-archaeology11 Jul 2024: With few exceptions, excavations and surveys carried out in the region during the 20th century were focused on building site-based chronologies and identifying localized developments in material styles and economic -
Aegean Archaeology since 'The Emergence...' - what have we…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/aegean-archaeology-group/aegean-archaeology-emergence-what-have-we-actually-learned11 Jul 2024: Sheridan and G. Bailey (eds) Economic Archaeology: Towards an Integration of Ecological and Social Approaches. -
Graves, grains and grievances: How quantifying archaeological data…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/garrod-research-seminars/graves-grains-and-grievances-how-quantifying-archaeological-data-can11 Jul 2024: The Roman Empire is a case in point as one of the earliest examples of a large-scale integrated socio-economic and political body comprising human groups across diverse environments, multiple -
Underexplored frontiers: modelling the archaeological potential in…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/computational-and-digital-archaeology-laboratory-series/underexplored-frontiers-modelling11 Jul 2024: effects of input data biases, problematic testing, and the predominant use of environmental and economic input variables as archaeological site predictors to the detriment of cultural and cognitive aspects. -
From the ground up: Spatialized Practices of La Tène communities in…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/later-european-prehistory-group/ground-spatialized-practices-la-tene-communities-paris-region11 Jul 2024: Discussions persist regarding whether these entities are primarily ethnic, political, economic, or a combination thereof. -
Decolonisation of Archaeological Heritage Management in Zimbabwe:…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/african-archaeology-group/decolonisation-archaeological-heritage-management-zimbabwe-legal11 Jul 2024: The presentation argues for, and makes recommendations for legal, institutional, and operational reforms in the heritage sector, to match the rapid political, economic, and cultural transformations that are manifesting in Zimbabwe -
MedAfrica Project - Archaeological deep history and dynamics of…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/recently-completed-projects/medafrica-project-archaeological-deep-history-and11 Jul 2024: This project sets out to produce an up-to-date, comprehensive, problematised synthesis and interpretation of long-term social and economic dynamics along Mediterranean Africa during the Holocene (9600-700 BC), -
65,000 years of changing plant food and landscape use at Madjedbebe,…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/pitt-rivers-archaeological-science-seminars/65000-years-changing-plant-food-and-landscape-use11 Jul 2024: This points to a resilient economic system in the face of pronounced environmental change. -
A New Way of Making Silver: Experiments in Medieval Islamic…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/pitt-rivers-archaeological-science-seminars/new-way-making-silver-experiments-medieval11 Jul 2024: Event speaker:. Stephen Merkel, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Large-scale minting of early Islamic silver coins (8th-10th centuries AD) helped to fuel economic growth across Eurasia and North Africa. -
Toward an acknowledgement of the invisible social metabolism of…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/garrod-research-seminars/toward-acknowledgement-invisible-social-metabolism-prestige-goods11 Jul 2024: In emphasizing the tangibility and cultural semiotics of ancient artifacts, economic historians and archaeologists risk duplicating the commodity fetishism of mainstream economists, who focus on the exchange values of trade goods -
iMapNut: Machine Learning to Map and Address Causal Factors of Child…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/recently-completed-projects/imapnut-machine-learning-map-and-address-causal11 Jul 2024: site-specific predictive algorithms on the risk of children undernutrition and diarrhoea by integrating environmental, WASH, household socio-demographic, economic, and food security data, and other carefully selected factors. -
Globalization, Citizens, and Society in Antiquity: A Comparative…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/globalization-citizens-and-society-antiquity-comparative-study11 Jul 2024: My working hypothesis is that it was not through imperialism and diplomacy that Egypt sustained its geopolitical and economic status and projected it globally. -
Graves, grains and grievances: how quantifying archaeological data…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/computational-and-digital-archaeology-laboratory-series/graves-grains-and-grievances-how11 Jul 2024: The Roman Empire is a case in point as one of the earliest examples of a large-scale integrated socio-economic and political body comprising human groups across diverse environments, multiple -
What Do We Mean by Globalisation in the Prehistoric and Early…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/garrod-research-seminars/what-do-we-mean-globalisation-prehistoric-and-early-historic11 Jul 2024: As with many concepts borrowed by archaeologists from modern social sciences, including the economic and political sciences, it tends to bring a lot of extraneou contemporary baggage with it when applied -
Classical Greek excavations at San Salvatore 2005-2007 / scavi…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/bova-marina-archaeological-project-progetto-archeologico-bova-1011 Jul 2024: Rhegion. While the material culture asserts a Greek identity, it is not clear that such remote sites as San Salvatore were formally and conceptually part of the social, political and economic -
Classical Greek excavations at Umbro, 2000-2005 / Scavi classici a…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/bova-marina-archaeological-project-progetto-archeologico-bova-911 Jul 2024: Two small bronze coins found on the site suggest that its main political (and perhaps economic) connections were with Rhegion. -
Exploring Swahili social landscapes and the material traces of…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/african-archaeology-group/exploring-swahili-social-landscapes-and-material-traces-identity11 Jul 2024: Instead, socio-economic differentiation may have been expressed and negotiated through knowledge, production, the use of space, and adherence to various group identities. -
Igbo-Ukwu revisited: new collaborations, new data, new prospects |…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/african-archaeology-group/igbo-ukwu-revisited-new-collaborations-new-data-new-prospects11 Jul 2024: For example, how did early Igbo-Ukwu society evolve through time? What was the nature of the relationship among people of different social, political, economic, and religious classes and their materiality? -
Field survey and history of settlement patterns / ricognizione…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/bova-marina-archaeological-project-progetto-archeologico-bova-311 Jul 2024: This provides basic evidence for economic and political processes, and is also essential for setting the data from excavation into a regional context that allows social and political interpretations. -
Introduction: a quick visit to the project / introduzione: una visita …
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/bova-marina-archaeological-project-progetto-archeologico-bova-411 Jul 2024: BC) and destroyed in the Classical period (5th c. BC), was probably used principally as a base for exploiting the economic resources of the Aspromonte mountains, though it also had a -
What’s Mind is Yours: Intersubjectivity and Social Complexity in the…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/aegean-archaeology-group/whats-mind-yours-intersubjectivity-and-social-complexity-cycladic11 Jul 2024: The concept tends to reflect our own deeply embedded narratives and biases about political and economic organisation (social stratification, inequality, states, etc.), which are reified through typologies of sufficiently advanced characteristics -
How old are the trade routes in Central Africa? Developing a history…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/archived-projects/how-old-are-trade-routes-central-africa-developing-history11 Jul 2024: Besides improving our knowledge of the ancient economic history of the area, the project results will provide empirical grounds for the development of a general analytical and theoretical framework for assessing -
v ContentsContributors xiFigures xiiiTables xviAcknowledgements xix…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/cattle_community_place_toc.pdf12 Jun 2024: South evidence compared with adjacent areas 238 Economic and environmental evidence 238 Faunal remains (Hayley Foster) 238 Plant remains (Rachel Fosberry) 241 Pollen analysis (Mairead Rutherford) 248. ... Querns and millstones (Rosalind Quick) 308 -
Pottery and Plaster technologies and traditions from the Neolithic…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/pitt-rivers-archaeological-science-seminars/pottery-and-plaster-technologies-and-traditions11 Jul 2024: Neolithic communities in southeastern Europe and the economic and socio-political processes involved in the production of their material culture. -
Early ceramic technologies and traditions in the Edom Lowlands Region …
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/pitt-rivers-archaeological-science-seminars/early-ceramic-technologies-and-traditions-edom11 Jul 2024: Event speaker:. Sara Carrion Anaya, UCL. The Early Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in the Edom Lowlands Region in southern Jordan is characterised by sociocultural, economic and political changes that -
Social structure and diet in late medieval central France: isotopic…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/medieval-archaeology-seminar-group/social-structure-and-diet-late-medieval-central-france11 Jul 2024: belonging to different socio-economic groups, within a homogeneous environment. -
Landscape archaeology and aerial photography in the Central Ionian…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/aegean-archaeology-group/landscape-archaeology-and-aerial-photography-central-ionian-islands11 Jul 2024: In particular, the distribution of natural resources and their exploitation is used as a starting point for the analysis of the economic model behind the life of these ancient communities. -
Highland societies against the state: outlining an archaeology of…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/ancient-near-east-seminars/highland-societies-against-state-outlining-archaeology-resistance11 Jul 2024: people. The following millennia, this land and its people continuously balanced economic dependence on external states with a desire for political autonomy. -
Crete and the Sea: Harbours, Ships and Trade Networks in Imperial…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/aegean-archaeology-group/crete-and-sea-harbours-ships-and-trade-networks-imperial-crete11 Jul 2024: economic activities, aiming to examine them not just as self-sufficient units but also as dynamic elements of Crete’s Maritime Cultural Landscape. -
Specialized aquatic animal exploitation at Nahal Ein Gev II, Israel…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/pitt-rivers-archaeological-science-seminars/specialized-aquatic-animal-exploitation-nahal-ein11 Jul 2024: Aquatic game was an important component of the prolific small game assemblage and reveals local adaptations, as well important dimensions of economic and social life at this dynamic moment in time. -
PROMISED: News | Department of Archaeology
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/promised-promoting-archaeological-science-eastern-mediterranean-011 Jul 2024: We will consider the ritual, social, economic and political contexts in which glass developed and became the highly valued material with many uses until today. -
Cross-craft, cross-currents? Medieval South Asian glass and the…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/asian-archaeology-group/cross-craft-cross-currents-medieval-south-asian-glass-and-indian11 Jul 2024: Far inland, distant from the currents of the Indian Ocean, the assemblages from Indor allow for a new entry point in to the analysis of a period of complex socio-economic -
Magnification of Bahawalpur State Through Development of Noor mahal…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/asian-archaeology-group/magnification-bahawalpur-state-through-development-noor-mahal-museum11 Jul 2024: region. H.H. Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhmmad Khan planned and executed a sustainable economic growth model, through Sutlej Valley Canal Project and contributed to the world food basket. -
Graves, grains and grievances: How quantifying archaeological data…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/garrod-research-seminars/graves-grains-and-grievances-how-quantifying-archaeological-data-can11 Jul 2024: The Roman Empire is a case in point as one of the earliest examples of a large-scale integrated socio-economic and political body comprising human groups across diverse environments, multiple -
From the ground up: Spatialized Practices of La Tène communities in…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/later-european-prehistory-group/ground-spatialized-practices-la-tene-communities-paris-region11 Jul 2024: Discussions persist regarding whether these entities are primarily ethnic, political, economic, or a combination thereof. -
65,000 years of changing plant food and landscape use at Madjedbebe,…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/events/pitt-rivers-archaeological-science-seminars/65000-years-changing-plant-food-and-landscape-use11 Jul 2024: This points to a resilient economic system in the face of pronounced environmental change. -
Classical Greek excavations at San Salvatore 2005-2007 / scavi…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/bova-marina-archaeological-project-progetto-archeologico-bova-1011 Jul 2024: Rhegion. While the material culture asserts a Greek identity, it is not clear that such remote sites as San Salvatore were formally and conceptually part of the social, political and economic -
PROMISED: News | Department of Archaeology
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/current-projects/promised-promoting-archaeological-science-eastern-mediterranean-011 Jul 2024: We will consider the ritual, social, economic and political contexts in which glass developed and became the highly valued material with many uses until today. -
v ContentsContributors xiFigures xiiiTables xviAcknowledgements xix…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/cattle_community_place_toc.pdf12 Jun 2024: South evidence compared with adjacent areas 238 Economic and environmental evidence 238 Faunal remains (Hayley Foster) 238 Plant remains (Rachel Fosberry) 241 Pollen analysis (Mairead Rutherford) 248. ... Querns and millstones (Rosalind Quick) 308 -
THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf15 Apr 2024: The importance of research-led commercial archaeology is also reflected in the integration between preservation of the cultural heritage in the face of economic development and research agendas seen in a -
Cambridge University Reporter No 6745, Wednesday 12 June 2024, Vol…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/reporter_12_june_2024.pdf28 Jun 2024: Paper authored by Linton and othersSome speakers (including Professors Baert, Linton, Rau and Gay) refer to a recently published paper on the arXiv economics server authored by Linton et al.9. -
THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf15 Apr 2024: The importance of research-led commercial archaeology is also reflected in the integration between preservation of the cultural heritage in the face of economic development and research agendas seen in a -
Cambridge University Reporter No 6745, Wednesday 12 June 2024, Vol…
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/reporter_12_june_2024.pdf28 Jun 2024: Paper authored by Linton and othersSome speakers (including Professors Baert, Linton, Rau and Gay) refer to a recently published paper on the arXiv economics server authored by Linton et al.9. -
THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/sites/www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf15 Apr 2024: The importance of research-led commercial archaeology is also reflected in the integration between preservation of the cultural heritage in the face of economic development and research agendas seen in a -
THE PERSONALITY AND LEGACY OF FOXExhibition catalogue Edited by ...
https://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/files/media/the_personality_and_legacy_of_fox_exhibition_catalogue.pdf15 Apr 2024: The importance of research-led commercial archaeology is also reflected in the integration between preservation of the cultural heritage in the face of economic development and research agendas seen in a
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