Session 9: 9:00-10:15

Chair: M. Collins

Evin A., et al.
The Interplay of Environmental and Human Influences on Long-Term Morphometric Trajectories in Wild and Domestic Species

Carro S., et al.
Three little pigs: Applying shotgun proteomics to distinguish suid species in zooarchaeological assemblages from Island Southeast Asia

Sadebeck F., et al.
Assessing population diversity of Roman and Iron Age cattle through molar shape variation

Daly K., et al.
Assessing Small Ruminant Use and Exchange In Uzbekistan Using Ancient DNA

Corazza S., et al.
Too Molars to Handle: Geometric Morphometrics of Sheep and Goat Teeth

10:00-10:15 – Poster Elevator Pitches 1

Session 10: 10:45-11:15

Chair: F. Welker

O'Regan H., et al.
Which lynx? Identifying the closest relatives of the extinct British lynx

Rovelli V., et al.
The genomic history of domestic cats in North Africa and Southwest Asia as revealed by ancient DNA

11:15-12:00 – Keynote 3

Speaker: Mary Prendergast

Title: What future for archaeological science in Africa? A human-centered approach to archaeozoological research