Dr Emily C. Watt

Name:	Dr Emily C. Watt
Affiliation:	McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	9 Mar 2026, 4:22 p.m.

Public lists managed by Dr Emily C. Watt

• Pitt-Rivers Archaeological Science Seminar Series

Talks given by Dr Emily C. Watt

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Talks organised by Dr Emily C. Watt

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• Evolutionary analyses using geometric morphometrics
• Glass Supply at the Edge of the Roman Empire: Insights from a Small Assemblage from North West Cambridge
• Archaeological science of the Scythian perishable material culture of Ukraine
• Forgotten Histories: Tracing the lives and postmortem treatment of infants in anatomical collections
• Diagnosing 7th Century Smallpox: Evidence of Osteomyelitis Variolosa in Early Medieval Britain
• Tracing the geographic origins of ivory from Sanxingdui, SW China
• Knowing Thy Herd: Multi-methodological approaches for studying caprine management
• Advances in Underwater and Coastal Geoarchaeology: The Study of Submerged Neolithic Sites and Landscapes off the Eastern Mediterranean Coast
• China’s First Blue: A Story Buried in Ceramic Sherds and Data
• A discussion about canvas and sailcloth weaving in 1600 and 1700 hundreds from a weaver's perspective
• Hydras, Statistics, and Archaeological Inference
• The body shapes the tunic and the tunic defines the body: The significance of technique and shape in Early Medieval Egyptian tunics
• Early Fiber Technologies in the Americas: 12,000-Year-Old Plant and Animal Fibre Artefacts from the Atacama Desert
• The Emergence of Civilisation Revisited? New evidence for farming as an agent of change in the Bronze Age eastern Mediterranean
• Palaeoecological dynamics of early Homo sapiens and their effects on the Out of Africa
• From wood to glass: How Sr isotopes can trace material culture