Abstracts 2016
Submitted abstracts for PGRAS 2016.
Caroline Armstrong: “Long-Term History of Barton-Upon-Humber.”
Abdullah Basonbol: “A Comparative Study of South Arabian Pottery before Islam (500 B.C – 600 A.D).”
Benjamin Brown: “‘From Edge to Edge’: Photogrammetric analysis of handaxe edge symmetry and its importance to the symmetry debate.”
Peter Brugger: “The Problem of the Pot.”
Peter Bye-Jesen: “Taking a closer look.”
Núria Garcia Casacuberta: “Choice for case study 1: the Alexandrian emporion.”
Roberta Cascino: “Settlements of the ager Veientanus. Preliminary data on South Etruria Survey.”
Helen Chittock: “Pattern and Purpose in Iron Age East Yorkshire: The Itineraries of Plain and Decorated Objects.”
Katherine Crawford: “Religious Activity within the Cityscape of Ostia.”
Cory Cuthbertson: “Interpreting Palaeolithic Cognitive and Linguistic Ability from Lithic Variability.”
Thomas Dhoop: “Thirding Storms and Medieval History: Correlating historical sources with environmental proxy records using micro-XRF studies of sediment cores.”
James Dilley: “A well-made spear is worth three.”
Charlotte Dixon: “Miniaturising boats: the value of models.”
Crystal El Safadi: “An Alternative Representation of the Maritime Space-Time of the Levantine Basin.”
Merlin Evans: “The Dominant beast: Animality and Human Origins.”
Stephanie Evelyn-Wright: “Studying Impairment and Disability in 1st-4th century AD burial contexts – my progress so far.”
Christianne Ferneé: “Like Pulling Teeth: Using microCT to understand the causes of changes in tooth size and morphology in Britain.”
Samantha Field: “The First Step in reassessing the use of Dental Wear for Determining Age at Death.”
Julieta Flores Munoz: “Overcoming singularity of the Nahuas in Veracruz: Exploring the Space.”
Carlos Garrandes: “Renegotiating human-sea relationships”
Christian Hoggard: “A Jack of all blades? Exploring Neanderthal technological variability through “morpho-potentials” and a techno-functional perspective.”
Leah Holguin: “Hydrosocial Dynamics of the Mongolian Gobi.”
Adam Hussey: “‘’Architectural Experience’’ in Holcombe Villa.”
Kiki Kuijjer: “Exploitation of prevailing winds and currents by the earliest known seafarers, reaching and colonising Australasia c. 50,000 years ago.”
Stéphanie Mailleur: “Roman ports’ architecture studies from the perspective of the iconographic evidence.”
Emilia Mataix Ferrandiz: “In search of lost trade. Scripta commercii , Roman law, and Mediterranean ports.”
Micheal Murray: “Underwater Laser Scanning in Maritime Archaeology; Phase I and II Case Study Results.”
Elizabeth Osinga: “Ceramic challenges in the countryside of Northeast Jordan.”
Felix Pedrotti: “The nature of the Po River: The geological and anthropogenic life of a delta.”
Dave Potts: “Network Analysis of Roman Transport Routes in the Roman Mediterranean.”
Kate Rogers: “Shooting Archaeologists.”
Trevor Rowe: “Augmented Reality in Archaeology As A Tool For Interpretation.”
Zeeshan A. Shaikh: “ANCIENT NAVIGATION IN THE ERYTHRAEAN SEA: A General overview.”
Sarah Stark: “I Won’t Grow Up’: Early Childhood at medieval Wharram Percy.”
Peny Tsakanikou: ““Turned the Sea into Dry Land”: an alternative reading of the Lower Palaeolithic archaeological data from the Aegean region and the implications for hominin movement and occupation history.”
Matthew Tyler-Jones: “The Apotheosis Moment.”