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}

Testing dates to be booked via Cambridge Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences (office365.com) first before purchasing the ticket in this store. 

Options include:

1 Performance Test: £150 (incl VAT) 

Recommended for -  If you are interested in finding out where you are right now. 

2 Performance Tests (Save 5%): £285 (incl VAT) 

Recommended for - If you are training for a short-term event or are interested in monitoring the effects of an exercise programme. 

3 Performance Tests (Save 10%): £405 (incl VAT) 

Recommended for - If you are training for a longer-term goal (e.g. half marathon, marathon, triathlon) where monitoring each 3-4 months can be beneficial in tailoring your programme.

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 lecture 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

A CPD course for people working in or carrying out research in a wide variety of sectors. It will provide attendees with the knowledge and skills needed to design a research project and begin using qualitative research methods.

Link to course info:Qualitative Research Methods - ARU

Taught by a team of experts in qualitative methods, this 2-day course will take you through the stages of a qualitative research project including:

• What is a qualitative research question?
• How to collect data appropriate to your project (including interviews, focus groups, observations, and document, media and social media sources).
• How to analyse data. We will focus in detail on thematic analysis and content analysis, but will introduce a range of other analytic techniques such as discourse analysis, narrative analysis, framework analysis, conversation analysis, realist evaluation, ethnography, and participatory action research.
• What counts as good quality research?
• How to report the results of qualitative research.

The course will be interactive, with taught content alternating with exercises to help you gain the practical skills needed at different stages of a qualitative research project. There will also be opportunities to ask questions about project ideas you might have relevant to your interests and organisations. Coffee, tea and lunch will be provided, allowing networking opportunities with academics doing qualitative work as well as other attendees who are interested in doing qualitative research in their organisations.

For attendees with a research project in mind, for an additional fee, we will also provide one-to-one support tailored to their particular project. Please see further detail in the programme.

Advance Tickets are only being sold for the series of 6 lectures. Tickets will be sold on the door for £10 for Staff/Students and £15 for General Admission if spaces are still available on the day.