Simon Carrignon
| Name: | Simon Carrignon |
| Affiliation: | McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Univeristy of Cambridge |
| E-mail: | (only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam) |
| Last login: | 13 Sep 2024, 4:59 p.m. |
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Talks given by Simon Carrignon
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Talks organised by Simon Carrignon
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- Survival in the Face of Adversity: Exploring Human Cooperation in the Paleolithic of Kazakhstan through an Agent-Based Model
- Computational and machine learning methods to investigate the complex human-environment interaction. From the Mediterranean to the Andes
- Networks and Resilience – The impact of connectivity on ancient societies
- Graves, grains and grievances: how quantifying archaeological data can help us trace urban dynamics against their global context (Joint with Garrod)
- Modelling land use dynamics and responses to climate variability in late antique Basel, Switzerland
- Graves, grains and grievances: how quantifying archaeological data can help us trace urban dynamics against their global context
- Harvesting Proxies: The ecological niche for rice in Yayoi period Japan via multi-proxy species distribution modelling
- Analysis of spatio-temporal changes in the ecological niches of major domesticated crops in China: application of Species Distribution Modelling'
- A new set of Bayesian modelling tools for compositional legacy data in archaeology: the case study of Muisca metalwork from Colombia (AD 600-1600)
- Underexplored frontiers: modelling the archaeological potential in maritime contexts. Utility, challenges and misconceptions
- SagaScape: Simulating human impact and community formation in southwest Anatolia during the first millennium BCE
- Layering computational techniques for the analysis of non-urban communities in hillfort sites
- The chronology of cultural, agricultural and demographic change in ancient Sāmoa indicates that population rise is the proximate origin of Polynesian chiefdoms
- Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data
- Mixing apples and oranges: Integrating Bayesian confirmation and classification algorithms to combine incompatible, high dimensional data
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