This is a 2 day beginner’s course aimed at students, professionals working in archaeology, heritage, or museum sectors, as well as anyone with an interest in learning about human osteology.

Course will provide an introduction to human osteology and will be delivered through a range of lectures and hands-on experience.

No previous experience necessary!

Areas covered will include:

• Ethical considerations of working with human remains
• Macrostructure and microstructure of bone
• The human skeleton – basic anatomy
• Human verses non-human skeletal remains
• Estimation of sex
• Estimation of age at death
• Adult vs non-adult
• Estimation of stature

Bringing together researchers from around the world, this conference explores how digital technologies affect gender equality. It aims to identify the barriers and opportunities in the digital age, share effective research methods, and promote impactful intervention strategies.

Delegates will participate in a vibrant conference program, providing researchers from across the globe with a platform to exchange ideas, build collaborative research networks, and showcase their work within one of three key conference themes:

• Digital media
• The workplace
• Cross-cultural trends

Two social events will be available to attend as additional add-ons, you can select these once you begin your ticket booking process. We highly encourage booking these at the same time as booking your ticket, you will be unable to amend this within the Online Store. 

Presenter tickets close on 16/07/2025 at 23:00. 

Non-presenter tickets close on 15/08/2025 at 23:00.

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