Time Will Tell: What Tree Rings Reveal About the Past
In an era where interdisciplinary collaboration is increasingly valued, the field of archaeological sciences stands out, as it seamlessly integrates with other fields such as geology, chemistry, biology, and physics. Isotope analysis of human or animal remains can give insight into past diets, while ancient DNA analysis of bones, teeth, or plants can reveal family connections, population movements, and domestication pathways. Pınar Erdil tells more about it.
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