Liz Chamberlain

Sonic Heritage - the sounds of the world's most famous sights Sonic Heritage is a global tour to examine the role sound plays in the UNESCO-listed spaces deemed the world’s most culturally significant.

I just learned of this fantastic project collecting snapshots of soundscapes at #WorldHeritage sites. I loved dawn at Machu Pichu, the spice market in Stone Town Zanzibar & the sound of tourism at Skara Brae. Many more to try

h/t Sinéad Campbell @theguardian.com
#ClimateHeritage @unesco.org 🏺🌎

How do you sample for dating #earthworks, like ancient mounds and embankments? Check out this new paper with @royvanbeek.bsky.social and colleagues. doi.org/10.1016/j.qu...

Dating earthworks with luminescence: Insights from the medieval ringfort of Den Burg, Texel (the Netherlands) Ancient human-made earthworks such as mounds, middens, levees, raised or terraced fields, enclosures and forts are omnipresent in many areas across th…

New paper on the application of #luminescence dating techniques to improve chronologies of archaeological earthworks.

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Preserving coastal environments requires an integrated natural and cultural resources management approach Abstract. Integration of natural and cultural resource management is urgently needed to combat the effects of climate change. Scientists must contend with

New paper! On the wide array of threats that coastal environments are facing worldwide, and the necessity of coupled natural and cultural management approaches.

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