This is a beginner’s course aimed at students, professionals working in the heritage, archaeology, and forensic sectors, as well as anyone with an interest in studying human remains. 

A range of lecture and hands-on experience with various samples of teeth identification. 

No previous experience necessary!

Morning and Afternoon refreshments will be provided.

Areas covered will include:

- The use of teeth in identification for archaeology and forensic contexts

- Tooth identification – adult verses non-adult teeth, ageing using teeth development for non-adults and tooth wear for adults

- An introduction to dental disease

Day Programme:

^{09:00 - 09:30         Sign in and Welcome}

^{09:30 – 10:00         Introduction to Dental Anthropology/Use in Forensics & Archaeology}

^{10:00 – 11:30         Lecture – Tooth Identification Adult VS Non-Adult}

^{11:30 – 12:00         Coffee Break}

^{12:00 – 13:00         Lab Session: Record Dentition, AMTL, Single Tooth Identification}

^{13:00 – 14:00         Lunch (Bring your own)}

^{14:00 – 15:00         Lecture: Age Techniques and Intro to Dental Pathology}

^{15:00 – 15:30         Coffee Break}

^{15:30 – 17:00         Lab Session: Adult VS Non-Adult, Age at death using teeth}

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Join us at Anglia Ruskin University in Chelmsford for QueerER: The inaugural Queer Educational Research Conference.

QueerER is a vibrant one-day event exploring The Transformative Power of LGBTQ+ Education. This conference is for everyone working in education with an interest in LGBTQ+ inclusion, from early years and schools to further and higher education, as well as those involved in professional development and lifelong learning.

QueerER brings together researchers, practitioners and their allies, uniting those who teach, study, lead, and support education in all its forms. Whether your work is rooted in theory, practice, creativity, or community engagement, QueerER will provide a welcoming and safe space to share ideas, celebrate inclusive practice, and connect across sectors.

This conference is organised by ARU in partnership with University of Bedfordshire, University of Brighton (Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender) and University of Derby.