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Hayley Louise Mickleburgh

Academic, Assistant Professor

University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

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Hayley Louise Mickleburgh is an Assistant Professor at Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands. Her research focuses on forensic science and taphonomy, particularly in the areas of postmortem interval estimation, ancient dietary practices, and the analysis of human remains. Recent publications include studies on interdisciplinary approaches to forensics and innovative methodologies for exploring past mortuary practices.

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Liverpool John Moores University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Establishing a Pan-European, multi-disciplinary taphonomic research Infrastructure

The Mass Grave Project

Sr–Pb isotope differences in pre- and post-burial human bone, teeth, and hair keratin: implications for isotope forensics

Caribbean Deep-Time Culinary Worlds Revealed by Ancient Food Starches: Beyond the Dominant Narratives

The legacy of 1300 years of land use in Jamaica

Geophysical imaging of buried human remains in simulated mass and single graves: Experiment design and results from pre-burial to six months after burial

Mummification in the Mesolithic: New Approaches to Old Photo Documentation Reveal Previously Unknown Mortuary Practices in the Sado Valley, Portugal

The 'ForensOMICS' approach for postmortem interval estimation from human bone by integrating metabolomics, lipidomics, and proteomics.

Microbial DNA in human nucleic acid extracts: Recoverability of the microbiome in DNA extracts stored frozen long-term and its potential and ethical implications for forensic investigation

The ‘ForensOMICS’ approach for postmortem interval estimation from human bone by integrating metabolomics, lipidomics, and proteomics

Time-Lapse Electrical Resistivity Tomography Imaging of Buried Human Remains in Simulated Mass and Individual Graves

Virtual Archaeology of Death and Burial: A Procedure for Integrating 3D Visualization and Analysis in Archaeothanatology

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Michael Burn

Sarah Gino

Emanuela Locci

Katherine Brown

Carl-Georg Bank

Alberto Chighine

Liv Nilsson Stutz

Patrick Randolph-Quinney

Daniel Wescott

William Gosling

Anna Williams

Giulia Sguazzi

Katherine Brown

Lisette Kootker

Kennedy Doro

Gareth Rees Davies

Noemi Procopio

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