RSC 2022: Advances in Isotope Ratio analyses for mapping migrations from Prehistory to Vikings: 2

Joint Meeting of the Royal Society of Chemistry & Society of Antiquaries, Monday 13th June 2022:
Advances in Isotope Ratio and related analyses for mapping migrations from Prehistory to the Viking Age (Part 2)

13.20: Award of the J.D. Bu'Lock poster prize (Chair: Steve Harding)

Session II: Geo-distribution data and databanks for stable isotopes
Chair: Gilberto Artioli
13.30-13.50 Liz Bailey (University of Nottingham) The merits of quadrupole-based mass spectrometers for isotope analysis
13.50-14.10 Janet Montgomery (University of Durham) Diet, migration and isotopes
14.10-14.30 Julian Henderson (University of Nottingham) Neodymium, strontium and boron isotopes in ancient glasses: new information about raw material use and provenance
14.30-14.50 Stephen Merkel (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & University of Oxford) Application of lead isotope and elemental modelling in reconstructing long-distance trade of Viking-period silver
14.50-15.00 Discussion

15.00-15.20 (Coffee/Tea)

Chair: Patrick Degryse
15.20-15.40 Gilberto Artioli (University of Padua) A geologically based database of lead isotopes: updates and applications
15.40-16.00 Daniel Berger (Curt-Engelhorn-Zentrum Archäometrie GmbH, Mannheim) Applications of stable isotopes in archaeometallurgical research with special reference to tin isotopes
16.00-16.20 Jean Milot (ENS de Lyon & Université de Toulouse) Provenance study of Roman iron artefacts using Fe isotopes
16.20-16.30 Discussion - Chair: Patrick Degryse

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