Annelise BINOIS-ROMAN  DVM, PhD

Annelise BINOIS a an associate professor at the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. She holds a PhD in Environmental Archaeology awarded by the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in 2017 entitled  The archaeology of epizootic disease. Identification and diagnosis of mass-mortality events in domesticates from the Neolithic to the XIXth century. This was awarded Mention Très Honorable avec Félicitations du Jury (highest honours) and has received four dissertation prizes.  She also holds a Master’s degree from the Sorbonne in Environmental archaeology (first in her class).  Prior to this she was awarded a Doctorate in Veterinary medicine from National veterinary college of Maisons-Alfort/University ofCréteil Paris 12, Mention Très Bien (highest honours) this includes a one-year specialization in Pathology of Ruminants.

Her groundbreaking research has been published in a range of academic journals from  Veterinary Record to PNAS and combines her interests in history, veterinary science and archaeology.   

EDUCATION

2011-2017  PhD, Environmental archaeology

University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Dissertation title:

The archaeology of epizootic disease. Identification and diagnosis of massmortality events in domesticates from the Neolithic to the XIXth century.

(Written in French),Mention Très Honorable avec Félicitations du Jury (highest honours).Supervisors: Pr. C. Petit and Dr. A. Bridault.

2009-2011  Master’s degree, Environmental archaeology,

University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne,Mention Très Bien (highest honours), first of class.Dissertation title (2011):

 Animal Exploitation during the Final Mesolithic in Belgium: TheMammalian Fauna from the Tivoli Sector of Place Saint-Lambert (Liège, Belgium). (in French)

Dissertation title (2010):  Men and Animals in the Gobaad Plain. Faunal remains fromHolocene Sites in the Gobaad Plain of Djibouti: a Zooarchaeological Study. (in French) 

1998-2004  Doctorate, Veterinary medicine  National veterinary college of Maisons-Alfort/University ofCréteil Paris 12, dissertation title:  Cattle husbandry in Pharaonic Egypt  (in French).

Veterinary degree,  National veterinary college of Maisons-Alfort, including one-yearspecialization in Pathology of Ruminants, Mention Très Bien (highest honours)