Videos from the aea spring conference April 2021

A selection of the talks given online on 24 April 2021 are available to watch on YouTube

AEA Spring Conference 2021

Open Science Practices in Environmental Archaeology

Felix Bittmann (Lower Saxony Institute for Historical Coastal Research), Wiebke Kirleis* (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel) and Anna Maria Mercuri (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)

Archaeobotany Networks and Data Sharing

Anne de Vareilles (Historic England), Ruth Pelling (Historic England), Jessie Woodbridge (University of Plymouth), Ralph Fyfe (University of Plymouth) and David Smith (Birmingham University)

Pros and Cons of Open Access Archaeobotanical Data: the Uses of ArboDat

Philip Buckland (Environmental Archaeology Lab, Umeå University)

The Strategic Environmental Archaeology Database (SEAD)

Jessie Woodbridge (University of Plymouth), Anne De Vareilles (Historic England), Ralph Fyfe (University of Plymouth), Ruth Pelling (Historic England) and David Smith (Birmingham University)

The Role of ‘Open Data’ in Investigating Long-term Human Land-Use Impacts on Land-Cover and Biodiversity

Jesse Wolfhagen (Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History)

Biometric Mixture Modeling to Estimate Age and Sex Composition of Faunal Assemblages

Sam Leggett (University of Cambridge)

Open and FAIR Data in Stable Isotope Analysis – Some Reflections

Matt Law (Bath Spa University), Victoria Herridge (Natural History Museum), Hanneke Meijer (University of Bergen) and Suzanne Pilaar Birch (University of Georgia)

Reflections on Five Years of Open Quaternary

Emma Karoune (The Alan Turing Institute, London)

Striving for Reproducibility in Environmental Archaeology

Joe Roe (University of Copenhagen)

Out with the New, in with the Old: Recent Advances in Palaeoecological Modelling with Open Data

Gayoung Park (University of Washington)

Climate Models and Summed Probability Distributions: Using open data and reproducible methods for understanding environmental and demographic contexts of the technological transition during the Late Pleistocene in Korea