Tuesday 21st
Ancient proteins and archaeology
Sponsored by DNRF & NSF
Sponsored by DNRF & NSF
The programme is provisional and will be based upon submitted abstracts
Zooarchaeology by Mass Spectrometry; the past, present and future of ZooMS
Opening the door to understanding fish collagen
Archaeological proteins from the Niah Caves Complex, Sarawak.
Archaeological bone porosity by micro-computed tomography as an indicator of collagen preservation
“Paleo-shellomics”: biomolecular identification of prehistoric shell ornaments
The recovery of ancient proteins from Paleolithic stone tools: prospects and challenges
Second-harmonic generation images reveal ancient bone collagen
Sponsored by NSF
Why ancient dairying?
The Antiquity of Dairy in the Eastern Eurasian Steppe
Proteomic Evidence of Dairy Consumption in Neolithic Sudan
Deciphering milk processing used in Ist century nursing bottle using top down proteomics
The inglorious (yet fundamental) relationship between method development and validity
Strategies for data validation in ancient protein studies using a milk model
Limits of Integration: Dietary Proteins in Human Dental Calculus
Detection of breastmilk protein in an archaeological infant dog skeleton
New insights into Neolithic milk consumption using proteins