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Graduate Archaeology at Oxford (GAO) refers to the graduate community of archaeologists at the University of Oxford. We are made up of MSt, MSc, MPhil, and DPhil students from the archaeology sciences, classical, and archaeology cohorts. All incoming graduate students are immediately members of the GAO and are represented by the GAO Committee. Our students come from around the world and study a diverse range of topics, creating a dynamic and exciting environment in which to undertake studies. This webpage is managed by the GAO committee to provide updates, useful information, and contacts for the committee.

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Monday 20 November 2023

Time

Location

Bioarchaeology

12-1pm

1 SPR LR & Teams

Dr Andrés Teira-Brión, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoc, University of Oxford

“Memories in (e)motion: millet farmers in the Iberia Peninsula”

Teams link for all sessions: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetupjoin/19%3a4890e8bbbb9e4dbd88981685cd... More info or subscribe to mailing list please contact Doris Vidas (doris.vidas@arch.ox.ac.uk) or Shyama Vermeersch (shyama.vermeersch@arch.ox.ac.uk)

Medieval Archaeology

3-4pm

Institute Lecture Room

Elisabeth Lorans, University of Tours

Transformation of Roman capital cities in Gaul between the 4th and 10th centuries

Convenors J Kershaw & H Hamerow

Classical Archaeology

5pm

Ioannou Centre 66 St Giles

Dr Maria Stamatopoulou, Lincoln College, Oxford

The archival archaeology of the sanctuary of Zeus Thaulios and Ennodia at Pherai, Thessaly

Organiser : Andrew Wilson with the support of the Faculty of Classics & the School of Archaeology.  This is an in person event.  Drinks afterwards.

Tuesday 21 November 2023

Time

Location

Climate and Chronology

12-1pm

1 SPR   

ALICE PAINE | DPhil student in Earth Sciences | University of Oxford |

Volcanism, climate, and environmental change during the Late Pleistocene

The Climate and Chronology group brings together like-minded individuals in an informal setting. We want to produce stimulating discussions, disseminate high quality data, and learn more about current research. We welcome anyone who is interested in climate and/or chronology.   Any queries contact Stacy.Carolin@arch.ox.ac.uk.  Link : https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3a2291f212ebca48cc90759ee1b...

ADG - Archaeobotany Discussion Group

1-2pm

via Teams & Institute Lecture Room

Only 1 seminar this term in week 8 - Tuesday 28 November

 

Seminars will take place in the Lecture Theatre, 36 Beaumont Street, and can also be joined via the ADG Teams channel or use https://teams.microsoft.com/l/channel/19%3a4a695d96765044f3ad36ed7402da8... Please email md.rahman@hertford.ox.ac.uk or muge.ergun@arch.ox.ac.uk with any questions or concerns.

Wednesday 22 November 2023

Time

Location

GAO - Graduate Skills

2-3pm

Location changes, please review box below

NIKKI VELLIDIS AND ABI ALLEN, DPHILS CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY

PROFESSIONAL* HEADSHOTS AT THE ASHMOLEAN - *NOT PROFESSIONAL, JUST TWO DPHILS AND THEIR CAMERA

ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM

 

 

Abigail.allan@lmh.ox.ac.uk  Convenors Abi Allan, Christina Monroe & Nikki Vellidis

Ancient Medicine

5.30pm

Zoom

 

 

This listing is not hosted by the School of Archaeology.  For further details and to be added to the mailing list, please contact robert.arnott.gtc@ox.ac.uk.   There is no registration, just log on to attend using Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83752251729.    

Thursday  November 2023

Time

Location

RLAHA Martin Aitken - Research Lab for Archaeology & the History of Art

12-1pm

1 SPR LR & Teams

Carmen Ting (University of Cambridge)

Expanding the contexts of museum-based Islamic glazed ceramics

1 South Parks Road & on Teams – link https://teams.microsoft.com/l/channel/19%3a65821d8ca1b64c51a0c12b9189984... Do join us for lunch at Mansfield College with the Speaker after the seminar.  We look forward to seeing you there.   Amy Styring & Greger Larson

GAG/PEGGS - Greek Archaeology Group & Prehistoric & Early Greece Graduate Seminar

1-2pm

Institute Lecture Room

Marco Santini (Oxford University): 

Power and Society in the Iron Age Eastern Mediterranean: The Quest for Common Denominators

Everyone welcome.  Meetings are followed by tea, coffee, and cake.  Prof Irene S Lemos, Filippos Roussos, Myrto Kokkalia

Friday  November 2023

Time

Location

WAS - World Archaeology Seminar

4-5pm

Institute Lecture Room (In-person unless otherwise stated)

Prof. Eszter Bánffy, Archaeological Institute HUN-REN

A 5th millenium BCE Story: Liminal zones, bottleneck and a new core area: the spread of farmers from the Balkan and the birthd of the central European Neolithic.

Link only if not in-person:

Dr Anke Hein, Michael Leadbetter, Molly Masterson, Akari Goda-Maurezzutt.  Contact email : world.archaeology@arch.ox.ac.uk

Additional seminars

Location

OCLA Oxford Centre for Late Antiquity

Ioannou Centre 66 St Giles

OCLA Oxford Centre For Late Antiquity hold various seminars, please review their website for event details via https://www.ocla.ox.ac.uk/seminars-and-events or email ocla@history.ox.ac.uk with any enquries.

OAS - Oxford Archaeological Society

Dorfman Center, New Inn Hall St, Oxford OX1 2DL

OAS Oxford Archaeological Society hold various seminars.  You may need to be a Member, please enquire about their events by emailing Admin@oxfordarchaeologicalsociety.com & reviewing https://www.oxfordarchaeologicalsociety.com.  

Please save the date: Friday 8th December (9th Week)


You are cordially invited to join us from 5-9pm in the Institute Common Room for our next fancy-dress Christmas Party.


The theme this year is: Dress as a character from a film franchise that went wrong.

As always, prizes will be given for the best group costume and best individual costume.

Tickets will be available from week 5 from reception at 36B and cost £5 (that covers the food and drink).

Please arrive before 6.30pm as the doors will be closed then.

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News:

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The Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa invites applications for an 18-month PostDoc position in Classical Archaeology. The successful candidate will contribute to the project “The INscribed city: urban structures and interaction in imperial ROME” (ERC Advanced Grant 101054143) with a research project on “The infrastructure of imperial Rome and its surroundings”  (Sub-Project 2). You will find further information on the project website (https://inrome.sns.it/). The position is advertised on the SNS website through which you can also access the portal for application (https://trasparenza.sns.it/archivio22_bandi-di-concorso_0_17088_874_1.html). Deadline for application is Thursday 21st December 2023 at 16:00 Italian time. Please don’t hesitate to contact me at Barbara.borg@sns.it for any further information.

Barbara E Borg PhD, FSA, M.A.E.

Professore di Archeologia Classica           Chair of Publications

Scuola Normale Superiore                        The British School at Rome

Piazza dei Cavalieri, 7

56126 Pisa

Italia

Tel. +39050509226

 


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