Jennifer Cromwell’s Post

And so it begins, 12 weeks of ARC1THJ, The Human Journey; Archaeology and Evolution. Taking 230 students through 7 million years of our evolution. School of Humanities and Social Sciences, La Trobe University

“Unlocking Earth’s Magnetic History Through Ancient Mesopotamian Bricks: A Study in Geomagnetic Archaeology” See more in detail: https://lnkd.in/dVp4jcK5 #EarthScience, #GeomagneticHistory, #Geosciecesjournals, #MagneticFieldResearch, #MesopotamianArtifacts, #reseaprojournals

Archaeology of the mind. New Perspectives in the Age of Digital Humanities, Vienna, November 12, Austrian Academy of Sciences. I'll present a paper on "Lexical semantic relations and classifiers".

The second paper from my PhD is finally out. A double paper: 1) social aspects of the Corded Ware culture from archaeology, DNA, and linguistics, and 2) a critical deep dive into the hypothesised young wolf/dog cult among young male migrants from the steppe. Can't share full paper yet, but ask and you will receive :) https://lnkd.in/dsNzTrb4

I am delighted to announce the publication of my research works from the journal of Digital Application in Archaeology. Utilization of #digital_image_processing approach for a faster measurement of #pottery fragments area compared to conventional techniques of weighing https://lnkd.in/eT57BpjJI am delighted to announce the publication of my research works from the IEEE NSS-MIC Symposium 2022

It's #ToolsServicesThursday! We're spotlighting Pactols Thesaurus - a controlled, standardized and multilingual vocabulary for archaeology, from prehistory to the contemporary period and for the sciences of antiquity in all their aspects. Pactols is a reservoir of controlled and multilingual keywords. For several years, it has been used as a thematic repository for diversified resources (academic journals, scientific databases, heritage enhancement programs). 🔎 Browse this resource here: https://lnkd.in/dPvfZPN4

#ResearchTheme Methodologies of interpretation At the root of building a picture of the past from the evidence available to us, whether that be a classical text, a statue or an archaeological assemblage, lie methodologies of interpretation. The Department focuses on histories of scholarship, hermeneutics, the transmission and reception of historical cultures across time, and explicit reflection on disciplinary differences in discussing texts, visual culture and archaeology. By doing so, our research contributes to this fundamental aspect of the study of the past. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/em_QWvFT #WeAreUoN #Classics #Archaeology #Research The research themes are inspired by the research interests of our staff and as a result may change for reasons of, for example, research developments or legislative changes. The research themes displayed here are an example of typical research themes, not a definitive list.

Looking for a summer course that fulfills the General Education Criteria for Cultural Studies - Western and Social & Beh Sci - Soc Sci? Register for ANTH 180 The Archaeology of Death and examine the anthropological and archaeological literature on death. *Content Warning: This course covers topics on death and burials and therefore will contain many images of human remains - some telling more gruesome stories than others. Therefore, this course is unsuitable for those sensitive to images of death, including skeletal and mummified remains. 

Hello! The Google form for 'Call for prospective members' for the Indian National Chapter of CAA International - Computer Applications in Archaeology is being recirculated. Please fill it out if you are interested and have not filled it out already. Also, please share it widely among your colleagues, institution departments, and the archaeology community. Here is the link: https://lnkd.in/d4tCwytu