Conference
Graduate School of Archaeology PhD presentations day
- Date
- Friday 1 April 2016
- Time
- Location
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Van Steenis
Einsteinweg 2
2333 CC Leiden - Room
- E001
The annual GSA PhD presentations day is a get-to-know-each-others-research day, and a ‘Master class’ for PhD students, aimed to improve presentation skills. Chaired by Dr Miguel John Versluys, a group of PhD students will give a paper on their research topic. Feedback from the (peer) audience will evaluate both the contents and presentation skills after each individual paper. Miguel John will conclude all presentations with a short ‘wrap up’ of the strong aspects of the presentation, and give recommendations for improvement (if any).
On April 1 a group of PhD students who have started in 2013 and 2015 are scheduled.
Programme
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11.00-11.10: Dr. Miguel John Versluys
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Introduction |
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11.10–11.30: Natalia Donner (2014) |
The Potter’s Perspective: A Technological Approach to the Ceramic Sequence of Aguas Buenas, Chontales, Nicaragua and its hinterland |
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11.30-11.50: Eduardo Herrera Malatesta (2013) |
Contested taskscapes in the age of encounter: Amerindian settlement patterns and early colonial cartography in Northwestern Hispaniola |
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11.50-12.10: Tomomi Fushiya (2015) |
Valuing archaeology?: Past, Present and Future in the Nubian communities of Sudan |
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12.10-12.30: Arjan den Braven (2013) |
Charlemagne's palace at Nijmegen. Its creation and impact |
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Lunch
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13.30–13.50: Wim Kemme (2013) |
'Material culture and exchange in the Carolingian Netherlands' |
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13.50–14.10: Arthur Hamel (2015) |
Hidden Landscapes of Roman colonization. |
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14.10-14.30: Kirsten Ziesemer (2013) |
Biomolecular analyses of skeletal tissue in the circum-Caribbean |
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14.30-14.50: Csilla Ariese (2013) |
The Social Museum in the Caribbean: Grassroots heritage initiatives and community engagement |
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Tea / coffee
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15.10–15.30: Roberto Arciero (2015) |
Adaptation strategies, water management and social change: the case of Turkmenistan during the Bronze Age |
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15.30–15.50: Weiya Li (2015) |
Decoding the lives of the earliest farmers in Huai River Valley of China, 7000–4000 BC |
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16.00-16.30: How to write a postdoc proposal |
Quentin Bourgeois |
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16.30-17.00: What can LURIS do for you? |
Anke Klerkx - LURIS |
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D R I N K S |
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