Ground Check | From Model to Impact: Reconstruction of Past Climate Changes and Their Consequences

Ground Check | From Model to Impact: Reconstruction of Past Climate Changes and Their Consequences

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Ground Check | From Model to Impact: Reconstruction of Past Climate Changes and Their Consequences 🗓

16/09/2020
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Modern archaeology examines all facets of human life. This also includes the effects of climate changes on the environmental conditions in which people lived in the past, and which they also influenced. After an introduction by Friederike Fless, president of the German Archaeological Institute, experts from the Free University Berlin, Kiel University, Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum and the German Archaeological Institute open the discussion about climate changes and their impact on past societies.

Opening and Introduction: Professor Friederike Fless (German Archaeological Institute)

Panelists:
Professor Hans-Rudolf Bork (Kiel University)
Dr Michèle Dinies (Free University Berlin)
Professor Detlef Gronenborn (Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum)
Professor Pavel Tarasov (Free University Berlin)

Moderated by Volkart Wildermuth

The online event takes place on Zoom.

Register here.

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