Katie A. Hemer
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Bioarchaeologist, early medievalist, FSA, Cymraes, Welsh speaker. Mum. Assoc. Prof @UCLarchaeology. President of @SSCIPChildhood. Deputy Editor - Medieval Archaeology. Views always my own.
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Welcome to the team Tom!
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We are delighted to announce that next year @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
conference takes us to Oulu, Finland (June 10th-12th) where we will be hosted by Sanna Lipkin and colleagues
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We announced the winner of this year's student presentation prize: Javier Salcines-Montana! Congratulations Javier on your fascinating talk about emotion and infant burial in the Bronze Age and Iron Age Iberia
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To close day two of the conference @sscipchildhood.bsky.social we thanked the organisers of this year's conference Felix, Mathilde, Izzy and Halle
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And the other by colleagues from Videnskabsklubben - an afterschool initiative across Denmark that teaches children about science, including Archaeology.
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This year @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
we've had a couple of amazing workshops; one on incremental isotope analyais with Julia Beaumont (aka Bradford Tooth Fairy) and Corinne Feuillatre
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And finally, Marta Fernández-Viejo explored infant burial practices, health and disease in Valladolid, Spain @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
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Alba Navarro-Pérez looked at evidence for dental microwear in juvenile remains from Terrinches, Spain (sorry, I didn't get a picture of the speaker!)
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Finally before a break, Marta García-Barreirro presented a possible case of hip dysplasia @sscipchildhood.bsky.social (sorry, I didn't get a picture of the speaker!)
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@sscipchildhood.bsky.social Our very own Secretary, Creighton Avery, explored puberty in ancient Rome
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Joining us online @sscipchildhood.bsky.social and asking us to 'Please think of the children' was Selene Rodríguez-Caraballo (sorry for the pic!)
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@sscipchildhood.bsky.social Our very own journal editor Prof. Eileen Murphy spoke about the evidence of violent trauma on the remains of juveniles from medieval Ireland
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The relationship between children and animals in the burial record was explored by Povilas Blazevicius @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
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Sonia Lopez-Chamizo and Elías Brossoise offered an interesting and powerful perspective on infant burial in Málaga @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
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Day Two @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
started with a thoughtful paper by Javier Salcines-Montana presenting on infant death and emotion in prehistoric Iberia
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That ends on a note of hope...
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Our next speaker before tea @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
is Sascha Bjerg Bøgebjerg talking about the Kidlink forum
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Now to something more recent @sscipchildhood.bsky.social .....Sanna Lipkin looks at 20th century refugees in Finland
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Joined now virtually @sscipchildhood.bsky.social by Daria Loznjak Dizdar speaking about bronze age and iron age children in river confluence environments
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Now exploring life in the Carpathian basin during two climate change events, Csilla Libor @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
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Now back from a tasty lunch @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
for our first speaker of the afternoon - Corinne Feuillatre speaks about her isotope research on populations in Sudan
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Wow! Our next @sscipchildhood.bsky.social
speaker Majken Astrup tells us about Skalk Junior - a magazine about archaeology aimed at children here in Denmark
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Starting with our first session speaker, Izzy Wisher @sscipchildhood.bsky.social