IsoArcH

An open-access and collaborative isotope database for bioarcheological samples from the Ancient worlds

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IsoArcH @isoarch_eu·

10 Nov

#IsoArcH NEEDS YOU! We are currently intensively compiling #Roman isotopic data for Europe/Near East/North Africa. Please check if your data are already included in #IsoArcH here: https://t.co/jDr8Tup7Ph. If not, please SHARE below the link to your publications. Cheers :)

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IsoArcH @isoarch_eu·

3 Oct

New boards of directors presented here for #IsoArcH: https://t.co/63MaWGQVz2, and here for #IsoMemo: https://t.co/pZGj87C4rz

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IsoArcH @isoarch_eu·

3 Oct

Breaking news: #IsoArcH is the main partner of #IsoMemo. New ties have been created: @KevinSalesse takes up the responsibility of co-Director of #IsoMemo and RicardoFernandes become co-Director of #IsoArcH.

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IsoArcH @isoarch_eu·

10 Sep

#IsoArcH was at the #EAA2018! An opportunity to present how to create isoscapes in Europe, and specifically in Greece, from a huge amount of isotopic data. Communications of @RicardoFernandes and @KevinSalesse

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IsoArcH @isoarch_eu·

2 Juil

#IsoArcH was launched by @KevinSalesse with help of computer programmers. It is a pro bono initiative. However, time is come to find financial support or sponsors to finalize properly different tools in #IsoArcH. Any tips or ideas to get grants (dedicated to IT/app development)?

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