Sheffield Zooarchaeology Short Course

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Only 4 places left for 'The History of the British fauna: wild and domestic vertebrates' short course (16th-18th September 2024).

Book quickly to avoid disappointment!!

During these 3 days, we will cover evolution, zoogeography, domestication, introductions, and extinctions, human and animal relationships throughout history with, of course, a main focus on the British fauna.

To book a place in ‘The History of the British Fauna: wild and domestic vertebrates’ short course, please follow this link:
https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology/the-history-of-the-british-fauna-short-course-16th-18th-september-2024

If you would like to know more about our short courses, please visit us at:
Webpage: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology/short-courses/zooarchaeology
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Or get directly in touch by email at: [email protected]

Archaeology at the University of Sheffield
MSc Osteoarchaeology
Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab

More pictures of the April edition of the short course Understanding Zooarchaeology II 📷

We are really happy about the feedback received from the participants, and we feel it was successfully delivered 🙂

If you want to take part to our short courses please visit:
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology/short-courses/zooarchaeology

Next short course will be The History of British fauna: wild and domestic vertebrates (running from the 16th to the 18th September 2024). 😎

Archaeology at the University of Sheffield
Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab
MSc Osteoarchaeology

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The Sheffield zooarch team is excited to announce that our renowned face-to-face short courses are making a comeback with a fresh edition of "The History of the British Fauna: wild and domestic vertebrates"!
During these 3 days, we will cover evolution, zoogeography, domestication, introductions, and extinctions, human and animal relationships throughout history with, of course, a main focus on the British fauna.

As always, short lectures and lots of hands-on practical activities are our signature teaching style. 🤓

If you want more information visit: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology/short-courses/zooarchaeology
Or get directly in touch by email at: [email protected]

To book you place follow this link:
https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology/the-history-of-the-british-fauna-short-course-16th-18th-september-2024

We hope that you're looking forward to it as much as we are!! 🥳🥳

Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab
Archaeology at the University of Sheffield
MSc Osteoarchaeology

Fourth and final day of Understanding Zooarchaeology II. Wonderful experience for us and we hope for the participants too. Thank you everybody for coming, especially those who joined us from afar (Ireland, Belgium, Spain, Italy, North America, Australia!!). Thank you also for helping us in our fight against the cultural vandalism that has led to the closure of our department. Archaeology at the University of Sheffield Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab Save Sheffield Archaeology Zooarchaeology Network Lenny Salvagno Umberto Albarella Angela Maccarinelli

Understanding Zooarchaeology II Day 3. 3D scanning, photography, skeletal preparation, biometric analysis and more! Very proud of our enthusiastic participants! 😀 Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab Archaeology at the University of Sheffield Save Sheffield Archaeology Zooarchaeology Network

Understanding Zooarchaeology II Day 2 has been as much fun as day 1 thanks to a fantastic group of participants. Have we mentioned before that we'll fight for ever against all cultural vandalisms? 🤔 Save Sheffield Archaeology Archaeology at the University of Sheffield Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab MSc Osteoarchaeology Zooarchaeology Network Lenny Salvagno Angela Maccarinelli Umberto Albarella

Day 1 of Understanding Zooarchaeology II. So fantastic to see old friends coming back and new ones arrive. Several past team members have also joined us for the occasion and it has been so great to see them! We started in 2011, and 30 courses and 700 participants on, that same spirit of joy still pervades our work! 😊 We keep saving archaeology against all cultural vandalisms! Save Sheffield Archaeology Archaeology at the University of Sheffield Lenny Salvagno Angela Maccarinelli Maeve Moorcroft Marian Galindo Pellicena Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab Umberto Albarella

Last bits of preparation for the upcoming Understanding Zooarchaeology II short course 😱

We are so excited and we look forward to meeting all the participants!! 🥳🤩🥳🤩

Archaeology at the University of Sheffield
Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab
MSc Osteoarchaeology

A sneak peek of the ongoing preparations for the upcoming short course Understanding Zooarchaeology II 🤓
Can you guess which class we are preparing with Phoebe?
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We have people registered from diverse backgrounds and with varying archaeological and osteological experience and we expect to have interesting discussions throughout the course!

We are so excited to work this new group of participants!!

See you in April!! 🥳

Archaeology at the University of Sheffield
MSc Osteoarchaeology
Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab

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Archaeology at the University of Sheffield

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There are still spots left for our Understanding Zooarchaeology II short course but places are filling up quickly😱!! If you want to increase your knowledge in zooarchaeological techniques, book your place here: https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology/understanding-zooarchaeology-ii-2nd5th-april-2024

Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab
MSc Osteoarchaeology
Archaeology at the University of Sheffield

Following the recent rewarding experience of our September short courses, we are happy to announce that registrations are now open for our next short course: ‘Understanding Zooarchaeology II’ (2nd-5th April 2024).

‘Understanding Zooarchaeology II’ is a more advanced version of our foundational course and is ideal for professionals, students and enthusiasts who have attended ‘Understanding Zooarchaeology I’ or already have a basic knowledge of Zooarchaeology. During this four-day course, participants will have the opportunity to practice the identification of closely related species, of working on a real archaeological faunal assemblage, and will be provided with suggestions concerning how to write their own faunal report. As always, lectures, case studies and discussions will be coupled with practical activities. Archaeology at the University of SheffieldSheffield Zooarchaeology Lab

To book your place please for ‘Understanding Zooarchaeology II’ follow this link: https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology/understanding-zooarchaeology-ii-2nd5th-april-2024

If you would like to know more, please visit us at: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology/short-courses/zooarchaeology

Or get directly in touch by email at: [email protected]

Zooarchaeology short courses The Sheffield Zooarchaeology Team is organising a face-to-face short course, which will take place in April 2024. This course is addressed to archaeology and heritage professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike.

Did anybody noticed "somebody" missing from the previous picture?
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Archaeology at the University of Sheffield
Sheffield Zooarchaeology Short Course

And here they are, our wonderful Understanding Zooarchaeology I participants and team members 🤩
Thank you and well done everybody for your hard work!!

Please feel free to tag yourself in the comments and let us know which was the favourite aspect of the course.

For information on our forthcoming courses please see:
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology/short-courses/zooarchaeology

and
Sheffield Zooarchaeology Short Course

We will update these pages soon!

Archaeology at the University of Sheffield

This past week our short courses - Understanding Zooarchaeology I and Human and Animal Remains: A Comparative Approach - have been back for the first time since the Covid crisis and the cultural vandalism perpetrated against our department. It was very exciting for us and yet again we had a wonderful group of participants. Well-done to everybody who helped, especially our organisers Lenny Salvagno and Steph Baron, but everybody's contribution was great. Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab Archaeology at the University of Sheffield MSc Osteoarchaeology Marina CG Tracy Platts Maeve Moorcroft Mik Lisowski Jane Ford Angela Maccarinelli

Ossatura: The Fight for Archaeology - a short FX3 documentary In the summer of 2021 the world-renowned Archaeology Department at The University of Sheffield was earmarked for closure.Professor Umberto Albarella, alongsi...

The Wall of Shame Why should the University Executive Board resign?A collection of messages we have received in the last months on the disgraceful decision of closing the Depa...

Hello everyone! We just want to let you know that we still have some available places in our September shortcourses. If you like archaeology, animals, people and bones then you are in the right place! Have a look at what we offer (and sign up!):

Understanding Zooarchaeology I: https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology/understanding-zooarchaeology-i-2023

Human and Animal remains: a comparative approach: https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology/human-and-animal-remains-a-comparative-approach-2023

Both courses are very hands-on and, therefore, great fun!
You will be working with real archaeological material and wonderful skeletal reference collections to learn how to identify animal and human bones from archaeological sites (what's not to like?!?!)

For more info please PM us or email us at: [email protected]

Understanding Zooarchaeology I - 2023 | University of Sheffield A course for archaeology and heritage professionals, students and enthusiasts Animal bones and teeth are among the most common remains found on archaeologi

The time has finally come! After a long, forced break due to the pandemic, we are ready to resume our well-known face-to-face short courses!
The first course we will offer is our foundational course ‘Understanding Zooarchaeology I’ which will run from the 11th to the 13th of September. ‘Human and Animal Remains: A Comparative Approach’ will then follow (14th - 15th September). These courses feature practical activities, lectures and discussions and are ideal for anyone with an interest in Bioarchaeology whether you’re a professional, a student, or an enthusiast. Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab Archaeology at the University of Sheffield

To book your place please follow this link: https://onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/faculty-of-arts-and-humanities/archaeology

If you would like to know more, please visit us at: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/archaeology/short-courses/zooarchaeology
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Or get directly in touch by email at: [email protected]

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As announced, today we want to share with you a short film about the Sheffield Zooarchaeology Team and the detrimental impact that the announced closure of the University of Sheffield Department of Archaeology had on staff and students.
Please, help us create a media storm by liking and sharing it at this link: https://youtu.be/awYSSFiflTI
We want others to learn from our story and this despicable act of cultural vandalism not to be forgotten. Our fight for justice will never end.
Thank you.

Ossatura: The Fight for Archaeology - a short documentary In the summer of 2021 the world-renowned Archaeology Department at The University of Sheffield was earmarked for closure.Professor Umberto Albarella, alongsi...

📢📢On the 16th of January there will be the special release of a short film about the Sheffield Zooarchaeology Team and the reactions of staff and students to the announced closure of the Department.
We would like the film to have much exposure to make sure that this despicable act of cultural vandalism is not forgotten and that we will be able to learn from it. On the day of its release please do like and share it as widely as possible. Thank you.

We are very happy to announce that the Zooarchaeology Research group in collaboration with the Human Osteology Research group will soon run two (in person) short courses: "Understanding Zooarchaeology I" (3 days, 11-13/09/23) and "Human and animal remains: a comparative approach" (2 days, 14-15/09/2023)! Keep an eye on this space for further info such as details about the courses and how to register! Archaeology at the University of Sheffield Sheffield Zooarchaeology Lab Save Sheffield Archaeology

**❄️🐻‍❄️Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Solstice, or Festivus (or you are not celebrating at all) — we hope you have a wonderful holiday, and we look forward to new zooarch adventures with you in the new year🐻‍❄️❄️**
The zooarch team

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Archaeology at the University of Sheffield

Jobs | archaeology.biz The Zooarchaeologist will report to the Zooarchaeologist/Director (HR) and/or the Post-Excavation Manager (EF) as needed.