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Dr. Alistair W. Pike

University of Bristol
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Activities

  • Mar 24, 2010
    Talk
    The 4th and 3rd Millennia BC in Europe: Mobility and Isotopes
    Part of: Migrations in Prehistory and Early History: Stable Isotopes and Population Genetics – New Answers to Old Questions?
    Speaker
  • Mar 24, 2010
    Conference
    Migrations in Prehistory and Early History: Stable Isotopes and Population Genetics – New Answers to Old Questions?
    Chair, Speaker

Email

alistair.pike@topoi.org

Address

University of Bristol
Department of Archaeology and Anthropology
Woodland Rd 43
BS8 1 Bristol
Vereinigtes Königreich

Group

(A-II) Innovations (A-II) Topoi 1
(Senior Fellow)

Project

Mobility and palaeodiet in prehistoric Western Eurasia Topoi 1
(Dissertation: Additional Supervisor)

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