Jennifer Bates
Assistant Professor of Archaeological Science
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Jennifer Bates is an Assistant Professor of Archaeological Science at Seoul National University, South Korea. Her research focuses on archaeological methodologies and transdisciplinary approaches to sustainability challenges, with recent publications addressing topics such as historical land use, crop dynamics under climate change, and the implications of domestication in the Holocene. She explores the interplay between environmental factors and ancient human societies, particularly in the context of the Indus Civilization.
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Professor and Chair
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Andrea Kay
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Emily Hammer
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Matthew Hannaford
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Dan Lawrence
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Stefani A. Crabtree
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Marc Vander Linden
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Emma Louise Jenkins
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Nicola Whitehouse
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Nathan Wright
Lecturer in Archaeology
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Sophie Monsarrat
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Robert Marchant
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Mehdi Saqalli
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