Early career conference for Bioarchaeologist Principal Organizor - Michelle @Viking_Disease Co-organizors - Marie @Boneandrie and Liz @lizventuring
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Full program for#BECC2021 is now up on the website. We have a fantastic range of presentations, as well as workshops, keynotes and panel sessions with participants from all over the world. Link is below 😊 becc2021.com/conference-prog…
We are so glad you like it @VeselkaBarbara, well deserved award. 😊👏
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This conference was so well done. Supportive, engaging, fascinating and even on time! And it's happening again next year, so get ready!!
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Congratulations to the organisers of @BECC2021 and all the early careers presenters 👏🏻 A really great conference (and a great first one to attend for a masters student), thoroughly enjoyed it! ☠️ #bioarchaeology #forensicanthropology
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I've really enjoyed tuning into #BECC2021 over the last few days, especially the panel discussions, which have sparked lots of thoughts! Thanks @Viking_Disease, @BoneandRie and @lizventuring for putting together such a brilliant programme and managing it so well
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And that brings us to the close of #BECC2021! I feel so privileged to have attend! Thank you to all of the amazing presenters! And especially thank you to @Viking_Disease , @BoneandRie , and @lizventuring for organising such a spectacular conference! See y'all next year!
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🏆 Dead chuffed to have won Best Poster prize in the #Genetics panel @BECC2021! Huge thanks to @Viking_Disease and the organising commitee for a fantastic inaugural conference, and to all ECRs who shared their exciting research in #bioarchaeology! 🦴⛏️
👇 Such a pleasure to have presented my research in #palaeoproteomics this am @BECC2021 - what a lovely bunch of ECRs in #bioarchaeology! 23 countries represented 🌍 + fascinating work in isotopes, genetics and osteology across the world and through time: becc2021.com/
For genetics🧬🧬
Poster prize goes to Alexandra Morton-Heyward
Podium prize goes to Anneke ter Schure
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For osteoarchaeology 💀💀
Poster prize goes to Guisy Capasso
And podium goes to @Alessan79822874
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