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Early Medieval Textiles Ireland and beyond-Experimental Archaeology This page will indirectly and directly link to my Irish Research Council funded PhD scholarship whic

05/12/2023

On this International Day Of Persons With Disabilities ( ) we are sharing a glimpse into our colleague, Jess White’s, PhD research which focuses on the biomechanics of physically impaired individuals in medieval Ireland.

Jess studied individuals from two IAC Archaeology excavations in Ballyhanna, Co. Donegal and Ranelagh, Co. Roscommon under the supervision of Professor Eileen Murphy QUB - Archaeology at Queen's. She engaged interdisciplinary methods of osteology (entheseal changes, radiography, CT scans) and engineering (musculoskeletal modelling, and biomechanical gait analysis) to develop 3D musculoskeletal models replicating the potential gait of physically impaired individuals during their life.
With their locomotive abilities established, Jess made inferences on the care they may have required to maintain a standard of living within their sociocultural context.

03/06/2021

This looks like such a great conference for anyone interested in the medieval church in Ireland
"History Conference Brides of Christ: Women and Monasticism in Medieval and Early Modern Ireland 2-4 July, 2021. Free online event. Book through Eventbrite: https://hubs.ly/H0PlBYT0 "

20/01/2021

From 27000-year-old thread to weaving with human cells, we're unpicking the science of textiles

19/11/2020

Join the Haffenreffer Museum’s Research Associate, Dr. Michèle Hayeur Smith for the launch of her new book, The Valkyries’ Loom. She discusses the social imp...

16/11/2020

During the Roman period the color purple was restricted to elites. Not surprisingly, fakes and imitations were common. New analytical techniques help us understand these industries and their diverse source materials

12/11/2020

The data presented in this platform are the outcome of a 2-years research project entitled “Nubian textiles: craft, trade, costume and identity in the medieval kingdom of Makuria”, conducted at the Institute of Oriental and Mediterranean Cultures of the Polish Academy of Sciences between Septemb...

16/08/2020

Updates to the blog later today.

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