Latest blog articles
- SAS Bulletin
- New issue of the SAS Bulletin: Spring 2021 online now
- New issue of the SAS Bulletin: Autumn 2020 online now
- Interview with Dr Chris Vyhnal by Roxanne Radpour about the role of archaeological science in teaching chemistry and experimental science in high school
- New associate editor of archaeological organic materials
- AJ White
The full SAS Bulletin is hosted at http://socarchsci.blogspot.com/. Please visit our blogspot page for complete and up-to-date Bulletin articles. Below are some recent Bulletin postings. Many thanks to Carmen Ting, editor of the SAS Bulletin!
March 2023 Respiratory Diseases and Their Contribution to Understand the Human Past
- Ben Marwick
Our hard-working and well-connected editor, Carmen Ting, has just released a new issue of the SAS Bulletin! This is Volume 44, Number 1, Spring 2021, and substantial timely content. Below is a screenshot of the table of contents, and you can see the full text of all the articles at http://socarchsci.blogspot.com/ To download a PDF of this issue, click here. Congratulations Carmen, and thank you for putting together this wonderful issue!
- Ben Marwick
Our diligent and excellent editor, Carmen Ting, has just released a new issue of the SAS Bulletin! This is Volume 43, Number 3, Autumn 2020, and has lots of great content. Below is a screenshot of the table of contents, and you can see the full text of all the articles at http://socarchsci.blogspot.com/ To download a PDF of this issue, click here. Congratulations Carmen, and thank you for putting together this wonderful issue!
- Carmen Ting
Dr. Chris Vyhnal sat down remotely with SAS associate editor Roxanne Radpour to discuss how archaeological science can play an important role in teaching chemistry and experimental science to high school students. Vyhnal, the Science Department Chair at the Thacher School in Ojai, California, designed a 4-day course titled “Chemical Synthesis of Color in Art” for his students when he and the rest of his colleagues at Thacher were tasked to produce an emergency last minute short course in the 2017-2018 academic school year.
- Carmen Ting
We are very excited to announce that Dr Thibaut Devièse is joining the SAS blog/ bulletin, covering the topic of archaeological organic materials.
Read more: New associate editor of archaeological organic materials
- Carmen Ting
By Laerke Recht, associate editor in Zooarchaeology
As my first contribution to this newsletter, I want to highlight two new zooarchaeology-related things that I am excited about:
- Some new archaeological network publications
- Technological examination of copper bolts
- Interview with the winners of the SAS-JAS Emerging Investigator Award 2019
- Journal of Archaeological Science and Society for Archaeological Sciences Emerging Investigator Award 2019
- Workshop Review: XRF Roundtable at the J. Paul Getty Museum