Posted on November 21, 2018
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Over the last two weeks I have been giving my lectures at the VU Amsterdam “Scientific Methods in Archaeology” bachelor program. In my lectures we think about how to detect past environmental change with particular reference to tracking past human activities. As part of…
Category: Reports, Teaching, William GoslingTags: archaeology, climate, collapse, culture, drough, geoarchaeology, Italy, Lake, Mediterranean, mega-fauna, mid-Holocene, Neolithic, Noordoostpolder, North Africa, Patagonia, Sahara, Scientific methods in archaeology, Spain, swamp, Swiferband, Turkey, VU Amsterdam
Posted on October 10, 2018
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I am delighted to be taking part in this years Palynologendagen (Palynology days) organised by the Palynologische Kring (Dutch Society for Palynology) Location: Van Waddenplaat to the Drents Plateau Date: 11-12 October 2018 For full program…
Category: Meeting, News, Reports, William GoslingTags: Anja Verbers, chemical analysis, Drenthe, Drents Plateau, environmental change, flora, Friesland, mammoth, microfossils, Neolithic, Orvelte, Palynologische Kring, palynology, Pingo, Rene Cappers, Taravat Talebi, Van Waddenplaat, Weichselian, William Gosling, Wim Hoek
Posted on February 10, 2016
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Next to La Meuse river, near the villages of Welland Aijen, there is a large archaeological site with a long history of human occupation, including the remains of a large Mesolithic hunter gatherer community (see Marion Zijlema article for more details) The history of the…
Category: Milan Teunissen van Manen, William GoslingTags: archaeology, Bronze Age, BSc Biology, BSc Future Planet Studies, BSc project, Mesolithic, Neolithic, P&L, Research Group of Palaeoecology & Landscape Ecology, University of Amsterdam, UvA, Well-Aijen
