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LOCATION:Institut f. Urgeschichte und Historische Archäologie\, Hörsaal 7
 \, 3. Stock
SUMMARY:“(Wo)Man in the fields: The journey of human remains from excavat
 ion to bioarchaeological processing”
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DESCRIPTION:Vortrag auf Einladung des Arbeitskreises&nbsp\;Osteoarchäologi
 e und Evolutionäre Anthropologie:&nbsp\;Participating in archaeological e
 xcavations provides anthropologists with a uniqueopportunity to gain exper
 tise in various fieldwork tasks related to human remains and theircontexts
 . This hands-on experience involves a specialized learning process to iden
 tify thedetails needed to understand funerary practices or biological chan
 ges that bones can indicate.Gaining this perspective not only benefits fut
 ure anthropological analyses but also introducesanthropologists into archa
 eological problems and methods\, especially regarding burialcontexts. Over
  the past two decades\, as methods from various fields ofanthropology - in
 cluding archaeothanatology\, forensic science\, and taphonomy - haveincrea
 singly converged\, these practical experiences have laid a strong foundati
 on for ongoinggrowth and development. The rapid advancement of field recor
 ding techniques\, in botharchaeological and forensic fields\, has also ope
 ned new opportunities for understandingancient mortuary practices.The pres
 entation aims to provide insight into this workflow by offering a framewor
 k to viewhuman burials not only as a static time capsule but also as a win
 dow into the biologicalprocesses and cultural motives of the people who on
 ce lived and formed them.It might motivate archaeologists and others inter
 ested in bioarchaeology to consider how wecan use field experience more wi
 dely in planning and preparing analyses\, as well as indeveloping project 
 ideas and interpretations. All these serve as starting points that can hel
 pfoster closer collaboration with archaeological teams and other scientifi
 c disciplines to createtargeted research questions.Zugangsdaten:\nTeilnahm
 e über Zoom\nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/83119865625?pwd=w7akq65T0d9a2pdCKT
 7B2j4VBHvRLo.1 \nTeilnahme über den Internet-Browser:\nhttps://zoom.us/jo
 in \nMeeting-ID: 831 1986 5625\nKenncode: 396966
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