Tiivistelmiä ISBA 10 -konferenssista (13.-16.9.2023)
Tässä tiivistelmiä ensi viikolla Tartossa järjestettävästä konferenssista. Kolme ensimmäistä listalla kannattaa ainakin silmäillä ja muitakin voi vilkaista, jos mielenkiintoa riittää.
10th Meeting of the International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA)
13th–16th September 2023, Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia
Abstract Book: https://qr.codes/cEpVnh
Sanni Peltola: The Noaidi of Giggajávri (Fi. Kitka) - Life history of a Sámi shaman found in Kuusamo, Finland (sivu 224)
Yusuf Can Özdemir: Genetic history of the Altai Population 4th-14th centuries (sivu 82)
Michał Golubiński: Y-chromosome analysis of Bronze Age populations from the territory of present-day Poland (sivu 214)
Frederik Seersholm: An Outbreak of the Stone Age Plague in a Large Extended Family (sivu 92)
Ester Oras: Farmers hunt: multi-proxy analysis reveals complex subsistence systems at the dawn of early farming in the NE Baltic (sivu 122)
Ábel Fóthi: An admixture of people conquered the Carpathian basin in the 10th century (sivu 213)
Kadri Irdt: Ancient birch tar as new source material for studying the human past in the Baltics (sivu 216)
Elina Salmela: The skull of a saint? A genetic analysis of the purported skeletal remains of Bishop Henry from the Cathedral of Turku, Finland (sivu 230)
Bea Szeifert: Analysis of genetic connections between the medieval communities of the Dniester Valley and the Carpathian Basin (sivu 238)
Daniel Tabin: Mixed Turkic and Mongolic ancestry reveals complex history and origin of the Tu and other Chinese populations (sivu 241)
Ruairidh Macleod: Palaeogenomics of Stone Age Hunter-Gatherers at Lake Baikal (sivu 249, ei sisällä kiinnostavaa tietoa)
Anne-Mai Ilumäe: Human and language migration to the shores of the Gulf of Finland during the Iron Age - Finnic languages, tarand burial culture and climate anomalies (sivu 324, sama tiivistelmä kuin aiemmassa konferenssissa)
10th Meeting of the International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA)
13th–16th September 2023, Estonian National Museum, Tartu, Estonia
Abstract Book: https://qr.codes/cEpVnh
Sanni Peltola: The Noaidi of Giggajávri (Fi. Kitka) - Life history of a Sámi shaman found in Kuusamo, Finland (sivu 224)
Yusuf Can Özdemir: Genetic history of the Altai Population 4th-14th centuries (sivu 82)
Michał Golubiński: Y-chromosome analysis of Bronze Age populations from the territory of present-day Poland (sivu 214)
Frederik Seersholm: An Outbreak of the Stone Age Plague in a Large Extended Family (sivu 92)
Ester Oras: Farmers hunt: multi-proxy analysis reveals complex subsistence systems at the dawn of early farming in the NE Baltic (sivu 122)
Ábel Fóthi: An admixture of people conquered the Carpathian basin in the 10th century (sivu 213)
Kadri Irdt: Ancient birch tar as new source material for studying the human past in the Baltics (sivu 216)
Elina Salmela: The skull of a saint? A genetic analysis of the purported skeletal remains of Bishop Henry from the Cathedral of Turku, Finland (sivu 230)
Bea Szeifert: Analysis of genetic connections between the medieval communities of the Dniester Valley and the Carpathian Basin (sivu 238)
Daniel Tabin: Mixed Turkic and Mongolic ancestry reveals complex history and origin of the Tu and other Chinese populations (sivu 241)
Ruairidh Macleod: Palaeogenomics of Stone Age Hunter-Gatherers at Lake Baikal (sivu 249, ei sisällä kiinnostavaa tietoa)
Anne-Mai Ilumäe: Human and language migration to the shores of the Gulf of Finland during the Iron Age - Finnic languages, tarand burial culture and climate anomalies (sivu 324, sama tiivistelmä kuin aiemmassa konferenssissa)