Past events

Informal seminars & discussion meetings

Dr Aleksey Sadekov (University of Cambridge)

“Laser ablation ICPMS, a microanalytical technique for in-situ geochemistry and its potential applications in archaeology”

Tue 23rd February 2016, 1-2pm, Allen Lab G08


Dr Jennie Bradbury (University of Oxford)

“A view from above: Endangered archaeology and the role of remote sensing in the Middle East & North Africa”

Mon 18th January 2016, 4-5pm, Allen Lab G09

 

Dr Pete Jacobsson (University of Glasgow)

“Technical basis and practical concerns in dating the early Neolithic in the Near East”

Wed 9th December 2015, 5-6pm

 

Dr Robin Bendrey (University of Reading)

“The number of the beasts: mountain ecology, goat domestication and human sedentarization in the Zagros mountains”

Mon 7th December 2015, 1-2pm

 

Dr Niklas Hausmann (University of York)

“Decoding stratigraphies with seasonality data – How to use Red Sea shellfish for archaeology and climate studies”

Monday 23rd November 2015, 1-2pm

 

Prof. Bill Finlayson (Council for British Research in the Levant)

“Historic contingency and the early Neolithic in Southern Jordan”

Wednesday 18th November 2015, 1-2pm -poster-

 

Dr Miryam Bar-Matthews (Geological Survey of Israel)

“Water availability in the Middle East and North Africa and the connection to human dispersal: insights from multiproxy approach using speleothems”

Friday 13th November 2015, 1-2pm

 

Sarah Jones (University of Reading)

“The 4.2 ka BP event: A critical evaluation”

Tuesday 6th October 2015, 1-2pm

 

Dr Mark Altaweel (University College London)

“Understanding environmental change in Southern Mesopotamia: From microfossils to simulations”

Thursday 4th June 2015, 1-2pm

 

Dr Michael Dee (University of Oxford)

“Investigating the role of the 4.2 ka aridification event on the fall of Old Kingdom Egypt”

Wednesday 20th May 2015, 4.30-5.30pm

 

Prof. Roger Matthews (University of Reading)

“Environments and societies in the past of Iran”

Thursday 30th October 2014, 4.30-5.30pm

 

Dr Pascal Flohr (University of Reading)

“Impact of the 9.2 and 8.2 ka BP events on Near Eastern societies”

Thursday 9th October 2014, 4.30-5.30pm

 

Meeting with presentation by Prof. Dominik Fleitmann (University of Reading) on Near Eastern climate

Thursday 3rd July 2014, 5-6pm

 

First meeting

Thursday 5th June 2014, 5-6pm

 

All seminars and meetings were organised by Dr Pascal Flohr – please contact her for more information (p.flohr@reading.ac.uk).