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Julia Best

@Estalwin

Zooarchaeologist, living history/experimental archaeology fan, horse-mum, and enjoyer of folk music. (All opinions my own etc.).

Katılım Mart 2009
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Robert Witcher
Robert Witcher@RobertEWitcher·
@Estalwin @AntiquityJ Thanks for sending us your paper! Also one of our top-downloaded papers of 2022!
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Robert Witcher
Robert Witcher@RobertEWitcher·
🏆The Ben Cullen Prize for 2023 is awarded to Julia Best & (many!) colleagues for their @AntiquityJ article on the timing of the introduction of #chickens to Europe and NW Africa. Those bones are later than you think... Congratulations to all! 🎉
🅰ntiquity Journal@AntiquityJ

Congratulations to Julia Best et al., winners of the 2023 Ben Cullen Prize! Their research uncovered that the chicken was introduced to Europe and North Africa much later than previously believed. Check out the officially award-winning work (🆓) buff.ly/3xlcBVj

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Julia Best@Estalwin·
@SHAREWyatt Thanks Dave! I even awakened my very dormant twitter just for chickens!
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Cardiff University
Cardiff University@cardiffuni·
🦴 An international team of researchers employed radiocarbon dating on bones from 2️⃣3️⃣ of the earliest claimed chickens. This is the first time a programme of direct dating has been systematically applied to them. More on our website ➡️ go.cf.ac.uk/3xdh37e
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Cardiff University@cardiffuni·
🐔 Chickens were introduced to Britain, mainland Europe, & North Africa later than previously thought & were primarily regarded as exotica not food, new research from @CUHistArchRel suggests. 🎥 Lecturer in bioarchaeology Dr Julia Best - @estalwin - discusses the findings.
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Julia Best@Estalwin·
@cardiffuni @CUHistArchRel If you want to learn more about these wonderful chickens, both of our new papers are open access (free!) and can be found in Antiquity (bit.ly/3NrDPPT) and PNAS (bit.ly/3x794ZD). Here you can see that Iron Age hen and her injured leg (second bone from the right)
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Ophélie Lebrasseur
Ophélie Lebrasseur@ArchaeOphelie·
One of my personal favourites just by its exquisite writing style... "Of 23 “ancient” chicken bones in Europe that the team retested, only five were consistent with their reported stratigraphic layers, the authors cluck-cluck." haaretz.com/archaeology/20…
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