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"Mapping the ecological resilience of Atlantic postglacial heathlands"

Article in Journal of Applied Ecology by Mette Løvschal and Christian F. Damgaard

Article by Mette Løvschal and Joshua Charles Skewes published in the journal Time and Mind.

The article explores how the emergence of social landscapes structured by boundary grids might have changed and significantly structured people’s spatial awareness.

"The land use of our fathers – prospering in a healthy environment"

Horizon. The EU Research and Innovation Magazine has published a nice article about the research being done by the ANTHEA team.

Field trip to Sepstrup Sande

The ANTHEA team was joined by distinguished anthropologist Anna Tsing on a tour in June 2022.

"Gender in Earlier Bronze Age Ireland and Scotland".

Article by Mark Haughton in European Journal of Archaeology

"New land tenure fences are still cropping up in the Greater Mara"

In partnership with researchers from the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Aarhus University, Professor Mette Løvschal from the Faculty of Arts has been studying the consequences of an increase in fencing, which threatens to destroy unique ecosystems in East Africa. The results have just appeared in the prestigious journal Scientific Reports, which is published by Nature.

Bronze 2022’: APRAB conference in Metz, France

ANTHEA participation at the annual APRAB colloque bringing a multispecies dimension into GIS-focused Bronze Age research

Why are fences so provocative?

Article by Mette Løvschal and Marie Ladekjær Gravesen about fences and the conflicts they cause in Maasai Mara in Kenya

A place for the heathlands? Human-heath relations in deep-time and contemporary perspectives

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS FOR A DIGITAL PUBLICATION

"From The Source To The Sea. Bronze Age Depositions And Waterscapes".

AU-MOMU joint bi-annual seminar, 14.00 –17.00. Read more here

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Rick Poelstra