Arqueologia e Biologia - Workshop

Archaeology & Bio-Sciences workshop

Quando: 17 de fevereiro

Onde: Elsinki e on-line

A próxima sexta-feira, dia 17 de fevereiro, decorrera na Universidade de Helsinki um encontro científico sobre a relação entre arqueologia e ciências biológicas no ambito da pré-história. O worshop é fruto da colaboraçao entre dois projectos da dita universidad Animals Make Identities, centrado relação entre o homem e os animais a finais mesolítico e inícios do neolítico do este de Europa, e Yamnaya Impact o Prehistoric Europe. 

reconstrução do enterramento de uma criança em Majoonsuo, ilustração Tom Björklund

O encontro terá lugar fisicamente em Elsinki mas pode ser seguido em direto via zoom, após registo em este no link: Archaeology & Bio-Sciences workshop registration

Programa

Welcome and introductions:

9-9.15  Volker Heyd (Finland):  The ERC YMPACT project: Bridging Archaeology, Bio- and Environmental Sciences

9.15-9.30  Kristiina Mannermaa (Finland):  ERC project Animals Make Identities (AMI): Multidisciplinary approaches to mortuary archaeology and human-animals-relations

Session: Bio-Anthropology:

9.30-10  Martin Trautmann (Finland):  Yamnaya dead and Yamnaya alive: First Bioanthropological Insights

10-10.30  Olga Batanina (Finland): Age and sex structure of the Mesolithic YOO group: morphological, proteomic and molecular data

10.30 Coffee break

Session: Genetics, Archaeology and Artificial Intelligence:

10.45-11.15 Yoan Dieckmann (Germany):  Genes on the move-Palaeogenetics and migration from the steppe

11.15-11.45  Kevin Klein & Maxime Brami (Germany):  Leveraging AI 

in the funerary archaeology of 3rd millennium BC Europe

11.45-12:15  Discussion

12.15-13  Lunch break

Session: Bio-Materials:

13-13.30  Aija Macāne (Finland): What bones can tell us? Traceological studies of osseous materials in hunter-gatherer burials at Zvejnieki (Latvia)

 13.30-14 Tuija Kirkinen (Finland): The study of microparticles evidence the use of organic materials. Examples from Skateholm, Sweden, 

and Kraakanmäki, Finland

14-14.30 Coffee break

Session: YMPACT and AMI joining forces on isotopes:

14.30-15.15 Elena Sandoval (UK) & Rebekka Eckelmann (Finland):  Steppe to Taiga - Approaching dietary reconstructions in different Societies

15.15-15.45 Discussion

15.45-16  Conclusions and final words

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