15. Internationale Tagung der Gesellschaft für Anthropologie
15th International Meeting of the Society for Anthropology

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Programm

Das wissenschaftliche Programm ist offen für alle Aspekte der Anthropologie und Humanbiologie, es beinhaltet also bio-, verhaltens- und kulturwissenschaftliche Elemente.

Die Veranstaltung strebt einen interdisziplinären Ansatz an, Beiträge aus Fächern wie Soziologie, Ethnologie, historische Wissenschaften, Medizin oder Psychologie sind besonders willkommen.

Die Sprachen der Tagung sind Englisch und Deutsch.

Programme

The scientific programme is open to all aspects of anthropology and human biology; therefore, it includes elements of bioscience, behavioural and cultural science.

The event aims at an interdisciplinary approach; contributions from disciplines such as sociology, ethnology, historical sciences, medicine or psychology are particularly welcome.

The conference languages are English and German.

Nachwuchspreis

Der beste Vortrag und das beste Poster von Nachwuchswissenschaftler:innen (einschließlich Promotionskandidaten, nur GfA-Mitglieder) werden vom Komitee zum Abschluss der Konferenz mit einem Preis von jeweils 150 Euro honoriert.

Early Career Award

By the end of the conference, the GfA will honour outstanding poster and podium presentations of young scientists with a prize of 150 euros each (incl. PhD candidates, GfA members only).

Conference Programme PDF

Contribution Guidelines PDF

So, 30th March Posters Mon, 31st March Tue, 1th April Wed, 2th April Thur, 3rd April

17:00

Icebreaker & Get-together

Medical and Pharmaceutical Collection Kiel University

Brunswiker Straße 2, 24105 Kiel

19:00

Joint Dinner & Drinks (optional)

Sleep rebound in adolescence. A Romanian study

Ana-Maria Dădulescu, Glavce Cristiana, David-Rus Richard, Borosanu Adriana

Family Caregivers of People with Dementia – an LPA Analysis of Psychological Well-Being

Liviu Florian Tatomirescu, Glavce Cristiana, David-Rus Richard, Borosanu Adriana

Expression of sirtuins in the brain of young, old and ApoE-knockout rabbits

Annika Simm, Alicia Toto Nienguesso, Maria Schindler, Juliane-Susanne
Jung, Anne Navarrete Santos

DNA Phenotyping of Single Samples – Implementation of SNaPshot Multiplex Systems for Reconstruction of Hair, Iris, and Skin Pigmentation with Focus on Degraded DNA

Marie Connemann

PCR-based Detection of Different Pathogens Associated with Historical Typhoid Fever of Skeletal Material of Napoleonic Soldiers

Clara Luise Behrendt, Katharina M. J. Tenorio, Anna L. Flux, Janine Mazanec, Susanne Hummel

Highlighting the potential of dental wear analysis as an indicator of subsistence-related habitual activities – A case study from Ostorf-Tannenwerder, north-eastern Germany

Victoria-Luise Boensch, Detlef Jantzen, Katharina Fuchs

Digital facial approximation of an elite individual from the Avar Age Carpathian Basin

Luca Kis

What hands and feet can tell us: An osteological and taphonomic study of metacarpals and metatarsals from Uzun Rama’s Early Bronze Age

Eileen Pohl, Andrea Ricci, Katharina Fuchs, Bakthiyar Jalilov

The interdisciplinary investigation of the first-known female burial with weapon from the 10th-century-CE Carpathian Basin

Balázs Tihanyi, Kitti Maár, Luca KIs, Alexandra Gînguță,Gergely I. B. Verga, Bernce Kovács, Oszkár Schütz, György Pálfi, Endre Neparáczki, Tibor Török, Olga Spekker, Zoltán Maróti, William Berthon

A unique case of spleen ossification in a male from the Old Rus burial of the 11th-12th century AD, Buchak, Ukraine

Oleksandra Kozak, Michael Schultz, Dmytro Diachenko,Сlaudia Scharapova,Jeannine Mißbach-Güntner

Potentials of re-examining osteological collections from previous studies – a case study from a late medieval monastery churchyard in Kiel, Germany

Alicia Thomsen, Katharina Fuchs

Examination of Skeletal Remains from St. Anne’s Churchyard in Lübeck: Are Poor Living Conditions Reflected in Non-Occupational Stress Markers?

Lea Beverungen, Helena Bütehorn, Birgit Grosskopf

8:30

Registration desk open

9:30

Welcome by GfA Board

9:40

Welcome by research priority area SECC

Wiebke Kirleis

9:50

Bioarchaeology in research and academia: practice, potentials and problems. A Kiel perspective

Katharina Fuchs

10:05

Between research and public relations – Anthropology at the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Baden-Württemberg

Michael Francken

10:20

Anthropology and Forensics: Unlocking New Synergies and Applications

Marie-Luise Heuschkel, Dirk Labudde

10:35

Coffee break