Last week Danai (in-person) and Rosa (online), participated in the Q-MARE International Workshop and Training that took place in Plakias, in southern Crete (Greece) and is part of the PAGES (Past Global Changes) project and supported by the COST action Marine Animal Forest of the World ( MAF-WORLD).
Rosa Arniz-Mateos has just joined our research group as a postdoctoral researcher. Rosa is an archaeomalacologist whose research focuses on how prehistoric human groups exploited coastal marine resources, studying past climate conditions and their impact on human lifeways.
We are pleased to share the outcomes of our recent study, “Applying Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) and Elemental Imaging on Marine Shells for Archaeological and Environmental Research,” published in Nature’s Scientific Reports: