ISBA - Intl. Soc. for Biomolecular Archaeology

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Nominations close this Thursday, 30th April. If you're interested in joining the ISBA Board now is a fantastic time to nominate yourself, especially in the lead up to our next symposium!

ISBA - Intl. Soc. for Biomolecular Archaeology@isbarchaeology.bsky.social · 6mo ago

🚨 Interested in joining our board of trustees?🚨 4 trustees position will soon be vacated and we are seeking expression of interest! You can fill this form by the 30th of April: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... Any question? Contact us at secretary@isbarch.org

This publication is the largest Organic Residue Analysis study of early-medieval pottery we know of, and is an interdisciplinary piece that brings together involving ceramic analysis and textual research too, showcasing the breadth of research we do in the department.

Chromatograms showing fatty acids most likely derived from a mixture of terrestrial animal fats and aquatic oils, and from the heating of aquatic oils (figure by authors).A reconstructed York Ware Jar (Image taken by York Archaeology, cc-by-nc 4.0)  Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Saxon Vessel Forms (Drawn by Gareth Perry