A matter of scale - Yannick held a presentation in Tours
2024-01-13
A matter of scale. Urban Geoarchaeology in Brussels and Flanders
Yannick Devos gave a presentation at the international conference "Reading the soil in archaeology: field practice and interdisciplinary perspectives" in Tours!
Find the presentation online:A matter of scale. Urban Geoarchaeology in Brussels and Flanders
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Another successfull workshop in Brussels
2023-11-20
The DarkSide Team in Brussels
Our November meeting in Brussels was a success!
We've had fascinating microscopy sessions exploring organic remains, coprolites, parasite eggs, and phytoliths in diverse Dark Earth sediments across Belgium and Switzerland.And to top it off, had the pleasure of gathering the teams for some quality time together. It was a good opportunity to bond and further strengthen our collaboration.
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2023-09-26
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DarkSide: Instagram One - The Phantoms Follow!
Traveling through hyperspace with us is just like dusting thinsections! ? Follow us into a larger world @darkearth.eu on our official Instagram! Join our online DarkEarth communit - See you there!
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Welcome Meihui!
2023-09-04
A new team member is working with us!
Welcoming Meihui Li to our Dark Earth Project Team!
We are excited to announce that Meihui Li has joined our Dark Earth project team in Brussels! She's specializing in Geoarchaeology with micromorphological studies of Medieval Urban Dark Earths in Belgium and Switzerland.
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Welcome Monica!
2023-07-01
Since 1th of July working on the microscope for the Dark Earth Project!
We welcome our newest addition to the team, Monica!
We are thrilled to welcome Monica Alonso Eguiluz to our Dark Earth project team in Brussels! Her expertise in phytolith analysis will greatly contribute to our interdisciplinary research, enhancing our understanding of the past societies and their environmental context through the study of plant remains.
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