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I am a Lecturer in Geography at Bath Spa University in the UK. My interests span archaeology, cultural ecology and Quaternary palaeoecology, but I'm particularly interested in biological proxies for past environmental change, especially molluscs, but also foraminifera and bryozoans. I blog at http://matthewlaw.wordpress.com, and am on twitter @m_law.

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Suzanne is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia, USA, with a joint appointment in the departments of Anthropology and Geography. and Director of the Quaternary Isotope Paleoecology Laboratory at the Center for Applied Isotope Studies. Her research combines archaeology with biogeochemistry to investigate how humans adapted to climate change in prehistory. Other research interests include the initial domestication of livestock, diffusion of domesticates across Eurasia, the transition from hunting to herding, seasonality and human mobility, multispecies archaeology, and advancing methodologies in zooarchaeology and stable isotope analysis. She is an active advocate of open access publishing and online data and research sharing. For more information and publications visit https://uga.academia.edu/SuzannePilaarBirch.

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I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Environmental Sciences at Università degli Studi di Milano (Italy). I started my academic life studying Archaeology, then I approached the Earth Sciences, in particular, soil micromorphology and geomorphology. My researches are focused on fluvial geomorphology. Combining archaeology, historical data and geomorphology I study the mutual interaction between human activities and environmental development. I gained experience in social media management working for different companies, and I got a Digital and Media Marketing certificate at Duke University (NC, USA). For more information and publications visit www.filippobrandolini.com.

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My research uses innovative methods in fieldwork and archaeological science to reconstruct past climate and environments during the last two million years. I am currently an Arts & Science Faculty Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Toronto and I am leading the excavations at the site of Pniel in South Africa. My research interests are quaternary palaeoenvironments, fieldwork techniques, stable isotope analysis and Palaeolithic archaeology. Homepage: michaelasecker.com

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I've got a special interest in the development of new approaches at the frontier of different disciplines, such as the transposition of moleclar ecology of functionnal ecology to sediment records, or the integration of paleoclimate, plaeoecology and archaeological facts.

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