Rosie Crawford

Name:	Rosie Crawford
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	10 Oct 2025, 9:45 a.m.

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Talks given by Rosie Crawford

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Talks organised by Rosie Crawford

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• Fractured bones: Trauma Analysis in Forensic Anthropology
• Holding up half the sky? Female scholars and their contributions to Chinese archaeology
• Archaeological textiles and what we can learn from them
• Tobacco, Health and History: identifying the use and impact of tobacco in Post-Medieval Britain
• Meat, milk and plant oils: characterising products in Early Bronze Age pottery from the Oman Peninsula through lipid residue analysis
• The Technology of Polychrome Glazed Ceramics in Tunisia: New data from Chimtou
• Guidelines for the technical study of bronze sculpture: How scientists, archaeologists, conservators, craftsmen, curators and art historians come together to synthetize their skills.
• An ecological perspective on the beginnings of cereal management in southwest Asia
• Testing Uniformitarianism to destruction: Reflections on experimental archaeology
• On the wing: Morphological variation in the osteology of Anatidae (excluding Anserinae) of the Levant
• Colours in Medieval stained glass: The Canterbury story
• Constructing Identity in Death: A Case-study from Metal Period Philippines
• Another step on geometric morphometrics: applications on material culture
• The peopling of the Americas: A chronological perspective
• Luxury technologies and collective action: the REVERSEACTION project
• Embodiment of Marginalisation: What human and textual archives can tell us about the lived experience of South Africa's oppressed
• Reconstructing post-marital residence with strontium isotopes in the Later Stone Age in northern Malawi