ARCHON Workshop: Multidisciplinary perspectives from archaeology to marine historical ecology

  • de Kock, W. (Organiser)
  • Rachel Winter (Organiser)
  • Çakirlar, C. (Organiser)
  • Palsboll, P. (Session chair)
  • Desjardins, S. (Contributor)
  • Daams, M. (Member of organising committee)
  • Oğuz Türkozan (Contributor)
  • Michel Bariche (Contributor)
  • Rob Lenders (Contributor)
  • Salima Ikram (Contributor)
  • Laura Llorente Rodriguez (Contributor)
  • Michelle Alexander (Contributor)
  • Alberto J. Taurozzi (Contributor)

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Description

This international workshop was hosted at the House of Connections and funded by the Horizon 2020 MSCA SeaChanges international doctoral training network, Rudolf Agricola School for Sustainable Development of the University of Groningen, and the Graduate School of Archaeology of the Netherlands (ARCHON). Archaeology is increasingly interdisciplinary and future research will continue to reflect this trend. With this workshop we will introduce students to cross-disciplinary research agendas in archaeology and historical ecology. This workshop will demonstrate for students how their studies in archaeology can have impacts on conservation efforts and historical ecology.
Period12-Jul-2023
Event typeWorkshop
LocationGroningen, NetherlandsShow on map
Degree of RecognitionInternational

Keywords

  • Historical ecology

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