#BioarchClimateConference #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #Bioarchaeology #NaturalSciences_DAI #Groundcheck @dai_weltweit On the 2nd and 3rd of December 2021, the Human Bioarchaeology Unit (Division of Natural Sciences, German Archaeological Institute) organised the free online […]
#Bioarchaeology #methodology #workshop #ZWA_DAI @DAI_weltweit Members of the Human Bioarchaeology Unit participated in a workshop to discuss different methods of age estimation and sex determination in subadults on the base […]
#BioarchClimateConference #Bioarchaeology #Paleopathology #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #NaturalSciences_DAI @dai_weltweit Registration is now open for the free online conference BACK(BONE) TO THE FUTURE. Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Climate Change and Climate Crisis, taking place […]
#BioarchClimateConference #Bioarchaeology #Paleopathology #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #NaturalSciences_DAI @dai_weltweit The Human Bioarchaeology Unit of the Division of Natural Sciences of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) is organising an online conference about long-term […]
#Ba‘ja #Bioarchaeology #ZWA_DAI @DAI_weltweit @ex_oriente_eV @ORF @ARTEpresse This year’s short field campaign in Neolithic Ba’ja, Jordan, with ex oriente e. V. produced exciting findings. Excavations in one of the larger […]
Ancient human bones find new life in the digital era. #digitisation #3D #Bioarchaeology #ZWA_DAI @DAI_weltweit Monice Timm, our former assistant researcher, digitised (Artec Spider light scanner, courtesy of KLIB) the […]
#ancientraredisease #ZWA_DAI @DAI_weltweit @sciencedirect Our Special Issue on Ancient Rare Diseases is finally out! We got virtually together with the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Paleopathology (IJPP) and most […]
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Our latest work on the ancient rare diseases is now out! Read all about it in the October 2020 issue of the Lancet D&E. This innovative study presents a case […]
Within the framework of the Ground check project our team is currently working on a challenging skeletal sample from Khyinga, Nepal (Photo by Julia Gresky, German Archaeological Institute). The bones […]
