Webinar on Archaeology of Continental Shelf on 26 March
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Yasuhisa KONDO
Mar 20, 2024, 4:01:13 AM3/20/24
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Dear Colleague,
You are warmly invited to the following hybrid seminar. Please feel free to circulate the seminar info.
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NIHU ORNHIA Seminar
Date & Hours: Tuesday, 26 March 2024, 17:00 to 18:00 Japan Time (GMT+9)
Venue: Seminar Room 3&4, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Kyoto, Japan, and online
Speaker: Dr Simon Fitch (Assistant Professor & Future Leaders Fellow, University fo Bradford, UK)
Title: Archaeology of the continental shelf: A global perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing submerged prehistory
Abstract: Recent years have seen great advances made in the study of submerged prehistoric landscapes and continental shelf archaeology around the world. Such research is providing new insights into the Final Pleistocene (20,000 to 10,000 years ago) landscapes that existed around the world and were submerged by global sea level rise following the end of the last glaciation. This talk will provide the results of research across the globe that is being undertaken as part of the UKRI funded Life on the Edge (LOTE) project. This innovative interdisciplinary research is developing and implementing new techniques to explore these now submerged landscapes and locate archaeological sites that can tell us about the impacts of sea level rise on human occupation in the past. As global offshore development accelerates to meet the challenges of achieving Global Net Zero, the study of these submerged landscapes is facing new challenges and opportunities. This talk will argue that through collaboration there is a unique opportunity to work together to gain data and information that will provide novel insights into major archaeological research questions, while also assisting governments and developers in identifying and managing those areas of the seabed that have the most value for archaeological preservation.
Biography: Simon Fitch is currently both Assistant Professor and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the Submerged Landscape Research Centre at the University of Bradford. He is currently leading the UKRI funded 'Life on the Edge' project investigating submerged Late Palaeolithic (20,000 to 10,000 years ago) landscapes. He has over 20 years’ experience in the study of all aspects of submerged landscapes, including projects such as NOAA funded ‘Between the salt water and the sea strand’, and the ERC funded 'Europe's Lost Frontiers' project. His current research is focused on the global impacts of environmental and landscape change upon human populations during prehistory.
Language: English
Free registration but prior booking is requested > https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0rdemtqTgqG9eqISc4wtZLM2y5aTLRgjg7
Hosting entity: NIHU ORNHIA Project https://www.environmentalisotope.jp/ornhia/
Contact: Dr Yasuhisa Kondo (ORNHIA Project, RIHN) ko...@chikyu.ac.jp
You are warmly invited to the following hybrid seminar. Please feel free to circulate the seminar info.
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NIHU ORNHIA Seminar
Date & Hours: Tuesday, 26 March 2024, 17:00 to 18:00 Japan Time (GMT+9)
Venue: Seminar Room 3&4, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN), Kyoto, Japan, and online
Speaker: Dr Simon Fitch (Assistant Professor & Future Leaders Fellow, University fo Bradford, UK)
Title: Archaeology of the continental shelf: A global perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing submerged prehistory
Abstract: Recent years have seen great advances made in the study of submerged prehistoric landscapes and continental shelf archaeology around the world. Such research is providing new insights into the Final Pleistocene (20,000 to 10,000 years ago) landscapes that existed around the world and were submerged by global sea level rise following the end of the last glaciation. This talk will provide the results of research across the globe that is being undertaken as part of the UKRI funded Life on the Edge (LOTE) project. This innovative interdisciplinary research is developing and implementing new techniques to explore these now submerged landscapes and locate archaeological sites that can tell us about the impacts of sea level rise on human occupation in the past. As global offshore development accelerates to meet the challenges of achieving Global Net Zero, the study of these submerged landscapes is facing new challenges and opportunities. This talk will argue that through collaboration there is a unique opportunity to work together to gain data and information that will provide novel insights into major archaeological research questions, while also assisting governments and developers in identifying and managing those areas of the seabed that have the most value for archaeological preservation.
Biography: Simon Fitch is currently both Assistant Professor and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the Submerged Landscape Research Centre at the University of Bradford. He is currently leading the UKRI funded 'Life on the Edge' project investigating submerged Late Palaeolithic (20,000 to 10,000 years ago) landscapes. He has over 20 years’ experience in the study of all aspects of submerged landscapes, including projects such as NOAA funded ‘Between the salt water and the sea strand’, and the ERC funded 'Europe's Lost Frontiers' project. His current research is focused on the global impacts of environmental and landscape change upon human populations during prehistory.
Language: English
Free registration but prior booking is requested > https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0rdemtqTgqG9eqISc4wtZLM2y5aTLRgjg7
Hosting entity: NIHU ORNHIA Project https://www.environmentalisotope.jp/ornhia/
Contact: Dr Yasuhisa Kondo (ORNHIA Project, RIHN) ko...@chikyu.ac.jp
Francisco Borja Barrera
Mar 20, 2024, 4:55:54 AM3/20/24
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Thank you for your invitation, dear colleague.
I wish you great success in your initiative.
Kind regards
Francisco Borja-Barrera
Professor of Physical Geography
Dept. of History, Geography and Anthropology
Faculty of Humanities. University of Huelva
Carmen Campus. 21071-Huelva
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-9594-0593
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JESUS FRANCISCO JORDA PARDO
Mar 20, 2024, 2:13:04 PM3/20/24
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¡Muchas gracias Paco! Es un tema superinteresante. En la costa de Asturias del entorno de Ribadesella y llanes que durante el LGM estaba a unos 10 km de la línea de costa actual tiene que haber un montón de yacimientos sumergidos. Pero se los dejaremos a los
más jóvenes que además sepan bucear.!!!
¿Cómo va todo? Por aquí rematando faenas antes de SS. Me tengo que poner con la ppt de comunicación para el XI CGE de Ávila de primeros de julio, sobre la Geoarqueología en España. Cuando tenga algo, te la paso.
Buena SS!!!
Abrazos, Chus
Dr. Jesús F. Jordá Pardo
Vicedecano de Investigación e Internacionalización
Profesor de Prehistoria
Departamento de Prehistoria y Arqueología
P.º Senda del Rey, 7, 3ª planta, despacho 3.26. 28040 Madrid
https://www.uned.es/universidad/docentes/geografia-historia/jesus-francisco-jorda-pardo.html
https://www.prehistoriayarqueologiauned.es/j-jord%C3%A1-pardo
https://portalcientifico.uned.es/investigadores/184845/detalle
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Francisco Borja Barrera
Mar 21, 2024, 7:35:57 AM3/21/24
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Gracias, Jesús, igualmente
Estaba por escribirte, no tenía claras las fechas de lo de Ávila. Pásamelo cuando quieras.
Lo del tema de los yacimientos sumergidos por la remontada marina tras la última glaciación es un tema apasionante, y muy complejo, ya que, dependiendo de determinadas circunstancias, el avance de la línea de costa suele acompañarse de procesos erosivos que, inevitablemente, habrían afectado a los sitios...
¡Mucho queda que bucear ahí!
Bueno, cuídate.
Paco B.-
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Enrique Cerrillo Martín-Cáceres
Mar 21, 2024, 8:03:54 AM3/21/24
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Querido Chus:
Creo que fue una confusión.
Un abrazo,
Enrique (P)
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