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The Society for Archaeological Sciences (SAS) is a non-profit organization for students and professionals working with physical and natural science applications in archaeology, paleoanthropology, and museum conservation, and for anyone who supports such research. Formerly this blog was a standalone online product of SAS. Since 2019, the blog and traditional Bulletin have merged and now Bulletin content is published here first and then summarized in quarterly digests received by SAS members.

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Technological examination of copper bolts from the Deltebre I (1813) site by means of spatially resolved neutron texture measurements

Posted by Carmen_Ting on July 01, 2020

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Some new archaeological network publications

Posted by Carmen_Ting on July 01, 2020

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Updates on zooarchaeology

Posted by Carmen_Ting on July 01, 2020

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New associate editor of archaeological organic materials

Posted by Carmen_Ting on July 01, 2020

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Interview with Dr Chris Vyhnal by Roxanne Radpour about the role of archaeological science in teaching chemistry and experimental science in high school

Posted by Carmen_Ting on July 01, 2020

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Interview with the winners of the SAS-JAS Emerging Investigator Award 2019

Posted by Carmen_Ting on July 01, 2020

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The SAS Bulletin is edited by Carmen Ting. Most content published here will be posted by Carmen and the blog platform will automatically attribute it to her. However, any content written by a different contributing author (Bulletin associate editors, guest authors) will have a second byline at the top of the article.

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