Zooarchaeological research at Rubayqa and Ruwaydah, northern Qatar
March 2013 saw me return to Al-Shamal, northern Qatar for a second season, continuing work on faunal remains recovered during […]
View ArticleEstablishing a chronology for Late Holocene climate and environmental change...
The aim of this research is to develop a detailed understanding of climate and landscape change during the mid- to […]
View ArticleAdrian Parker describes new evidence of Neolithic hunters
Professor Adrian Parker and colleagues describe new evidence of Neolithic hunters present in the Nefud desert in an article just […]
View ArticleSomething Fishy at Durham Cathedral
Dr. Hannah Russ, Oxford Brookes Archaeology and Heritage (OBAH), has been studying the thousands of fish bones that were recovered […]
View ArticleDr Wes Fraser publishes article on changes in spore chemistry and appearance...
Dr Wes Fraser leads a team investigating the chemical changes and alteration in physical appearance of plant spores under increasing […]
View ArticleHorse meat Scandal: First past the post(er)
This February will see Oxford Brookes represented at a Posters in Parliament event; an initiative that celebrates undergraduate research by […]
View ArticleOBAH hosts introductory short course into Human Osteology
Enjoyment and learning was had at the recent human osteology short course, held at Oxford Brookes University on 11 April […]
View ArticleGeography lecturer reveals 10,000 years of climate change in Oxfordshire
Dr Helen Walkington is working at Marley Fen in Wytham Woods to understand how the landscape has changed at the […]
View ArticleBook launch celebration in the School of Education
The School of Education recently celebrated the launch of several new publications across various subjects. Exhibiting the School’s expertise in […]
View ArticleGeography academic to feature on BBC4’s Oak Tree
An Oxford Brookes academic will feature in the BBC 4 programme, ’Oak Tree: Nature’s Greatest Survivor’ due to be aired […]
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