Who are we?
Archemy is the first archeochemistry lab in the Baltics that combines archaeology with analytical chemistry and aims to bridge humanities and natural sciences. Our group works in archaeological sciences, especially biomolecular archaeology, with major focus on ancient dietary and health reconstructions, migrations and provenance studies. Archemy has wide expertise in material culture studies, human osteology, zooarchaeology and archaeobotany. We have a direct association with the Institute of Chemistry which among others has a long-term track record for working with the chemical analysis of cultural heritage objects.
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How to Write a Winning Grant?
Welcome to participate in Estonian Doctoral School workshop and finetune your project proposal writing skills under experienced evaluators and scholars across disciplines. Please register by 31st of October via the[…]
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Archaeozoology of the Baltic Region and Adjacent Areas (ABRA) Working Group of the International Council for Archaeozoology (ICAZ) welcomes everyone to their 4th meeting
The archaeozoology meeting will take place online on 20th of November. Please join us, if you’re interested in hearing what the zooarchaeologists around the Baltic Sea are working on, and[…]
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Exciting course on Proteomics!
We are thrilled to invite you to an exclusive course at the University of Tartu, led by the renowned Prof. Matthew Collins from the University of Copenhagen (DK) and University of Cambridge[…]
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