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Using geochemistry to study ancient glass...by Camilla Bertini

on July 24, 2018

archaeology Camilla Bertini geochemistry glass isotopes NERC Isotope Geosciences Facility University of Nottingham

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Examining the chemistry of mushrooms: a valuable tool for archaeology?...by Angela Lamb

on October 24, 2016

archaeology Centre for Environmental Geochemistry Dr Angela Lamb Dr David Wilkinson Dr Hannah O'Regan fungi Liverpool John Moores University mushroom stable isotopes University of Nottingham

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Dama: the deer that walked the world...by Naomi Sykes & Holly Miller (University of Nottingham), Jane Evans & Angela Lamb (BGS - Centre for Environmental Geochemistry)

on April 06, 2016

@DeerProject anthropology archaeology Arts and Humanities Research Council Dama International project European fallow deer Persian fallow deer Roman period University of Nottingham zoology

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From tiny seeds grow.......by PhD student Leslie Bode

on January 27, 2016

archaeobotany archaeology Azraq Basin Bar Ilan University Dr Angela Lamb geography Jordan Kharaneh IV NERC Isotope Geosciences Facility UCL University of Nottingham

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Geoscience Work Experience at the BGS…by Sixth Form students Will Atkin and Ellie Glover

on August 28, 2015

angela lamb archaeology climate change forensic geology geochronology ice cores Melanie Leng oxygen isotopes Stable Isotope Facility teeth work experience

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Prehistoric eating habits... by Niklas Hausmann

on February 19, 2015

archaeology British Geological Survey DISPERSE fish Holocene Melanie Leng Niklas Hausmann prehistoric Red Sea shell shell mounds Stable Isotope Facility University of York

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Can clam shells explain the demise of a civilisation? by Prof Melanie Leng

on March 07, 2013

archaeology Çatalhöyük Central Turkey mass spectrometers Melanie Leng shell

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