20th webinar: When bones tell a genetic storyGenetic studies are becoming an increasingly powerful part of bioarchaeology, helping us uncover stories that bones alone cannot always tell. From skeletal dysplasias to rare genetic disorders, combining osteological analysis with ancient DNA can reveal new insights into disease, identity, and the lives of past populations. Topic: Skeletal dysplasias …
19th webinar: Hot Summer, Cool Topics! ☀️🦴The August edition of our FREE webinar will have a more relaxed format, bringing you highlights from this summer’s field season. We’ll share our experiences excavating an 18th-century crypt in Italy and a medieval cemetery in Serbia, impressions from the Paleopathology Conference in Berlin, exciting discoveries, behind-the-scenes stories, and much …
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¡Después de mucho tiempo, volvemos con un webinar gratuito en español! En esta sesión hablaremos sobre un tema fascinante que nos permitirá explorar cómo el estudio del hueso alveolar y la pérdida dental nos ayuda a reconstruir aspectos de la vida de las poblaciones del pasado, como su salud, higiene, dieta y estilo de vida. ¡Te …
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We are thrilled to announce our new webinar: “Beyond Dust and Dirt: Invisible Fungal Threats in Archaeological Workplaces”. (Bio)archaeologists enjoy digging through dirt, but could it pose certain risks? Danger doesn’t solely come from the skeletal remains, it can also arise from the workplace itself. Both can harbor invisible biological hazards long after burial, including …
We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming webinar: “How to Publish More (and Stay Sane)“. In a system where publishing is essential for visibility and career progression, especially for early-career researchers under constant pressure, we’ll talk honestly about how to navigate it without burning out. BUT! This time we’re doing things differently! Instead …
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Dear Bone Lovers, We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming webinar: “Entangled Pathways of Humans, Fish, and Ornaments“. How can we trace the movement of people, objects, and ideas in prehistory? Using evidence from the Late Mesolithic (c. 7000–6000 BCE) in the Danube and Dnipro regions, along with zooarchaeology and ancient DNA, this …
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Dear Bone Lovers, We are thrilled to invite you to our upcoming webinar: “Veiled But Not Voiceless: Life in a Nunnery Through a Bioarchaeological Perspective” with Nataša Šarkić. For centuries, convents were among the only spaces where women could live independently, receive an education, manage finances, and govern themselves — in a world that denied …
February is the month of love — and everything is better when shared. That includes learning! This Valentine’s Day, AITA invites you to grow together. Bring a friend, a partner, or someone special, and you will both enjoy 50% off on our courses*. Half the price. Double the growth. Twice the fun. Because the best …
February is the month of love, and we’re celebrating it with an exceptional webinar that combines passion, expertise, and innovation. Get ready to reconnect, learn, and fall in love with bone science all over again! Can we truly identify love in the past, or are our interpretations simply projections of modern culture? Numerous human burials …
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Brighten up your year with our adorable archaeodogs! The 2026 Archaeodog Calendar features 12 monthly pages filled with our furry friends in action—perfect for your wall, desk, or as a thoughtful gift for fellow dog lovers.These loyal companions make every excavation brighter—now you can celebrate them and help dogs in need at the same time!❤️ …
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