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Team members of "The Fall of 1200 BC" project are organising workshops in May and June 2022. Both are hybrid events.
(Re-)Assembly-Creating lifeway narratives from fragmented (bio)archaeological records. Two-Day workshop organised by Dimitra Michael and Linda Fibiger. May 27th and May 28th. In person at UCD and online via Zoom.
What keeps us going? Human communities beyond crisis and collapse through multidisciplinary, diachronic perspectives on societal resilience (ResCom).
One-Day workshop organised by Vana Orfanou and Barry Molloy, June 3 2022. In person at UCD and online via Zoom.
The Fall is generously financed through a European Research Council Consolidator Grant (Grant #772753) held at the UCD School of Archaeology. Running from 2018 until 2023 and with a budget of nearly 2 million euros, we will be conducting exciting new research into population, settlement and material cultural histories of the Balkan Peninsula from ca. 1400-800 BC.
Read more about our School's official announcement.
Laboratory for Artefact Biographies (LAB)
We are developing a new and exciting Laboratory for Artefact Biographies at the UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture which provides cutting edge resources for conducting use-wear and materials analysis.
Find out more about our work through our Facebook Page
(Re-)Assembly-Creating lifeway narratives from fragmented (bio)archaeological records. Two-Day workshop organised by Dimitra Michael and Linda Fibiger. May 27th and May 28th. In person at UCD and online via Zoom.
What keeps us going? Human communities beyond crisis and collapse through multidisciplinary, diachronic perspectives on societal resilience (ResCom). One-Day workshop organised by Vana Orfanou and Barry Molloy, June 3 2022. In person at UCD and online via Zoom.
The Fall is generously financed through a European Research Council Consolidator Grant (Grant #772753) held at the UCD School of Archaeology. Running from 2018 until 2023 and with a budget of nearly 2 million euros, we will be conducting exciting new research into population, settlement and material cultural histories of the Balkan Peninsula from ca. 1400-800 BC.
Read more about our School's official announcement.
Laboratory for Artefact Biographies (LAB)
We are developing a new and exciting Laboratory for Artefact Biographies at the UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture which provides cutting edge resources for conducting use-wear and materials analysis.
Find out more about our work through our Facebook Page
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