Environmental Studies: Current and Past Research
Albert Ammerman (Colgate University) 2003-2004.
“Environmental archaeology in Aegean Thrace.”
Harriet Blitzer (Buffalo State College) 1995-1997.
“Study of the environmental and cultural contexts of olive cultivation and the relationship of olive cultivation to other aspects of Aegean agriculture.”
Stamatis Chatzitoulousis (University of Thessaloniki) 2004-2005.
“Wood in prehistory from Dispilio, Kastoria.”
Richard P. Evershed (University of Bristol) 1994, 1995.
“Analysis of absorbed organic residues from Hellenistic and later beehives and Late Minoan ceramic lamps from Mochlos, Crete.”
Julie Hansen (Boston University) 1993.
“Excavation and analysis of the botanical remains from the Demeter Sanctuary at Ancient Corinth.”
Evi Margaritis (University of Cambridge) 2004-2007.
“Agricultural history and archaeology in Northern Greece from prehistory to the Hellenistic period; The domestication of the vine in the Aegean.”
Fragkiska Megaloudi (University of Western Australia) 2005-2006.
“Agriculture and cultural influences in Thasos during the Final Neolithic and Early Bronze Age: A view from the archaeobotanical remains.”
Maria Ntinou (University of Agrinio) 2000-2002, 2005-2006. “Charcoal analysis from Theopetra Cave, Arhontiko, Paliambela, Mochlos and Azoria.”
Dushanka C. Ourem- Kotsou (University of Thessaloniki) 2002-2003.
“Organic residues in pottery as evidence of the Late Neolithic settlement at Makrigialos, Northern Greece.”
Georgia Tsartsidou (University of Thessaloniki) 2003-2004.
“Analysis of the phytolith assamblages from Neolithic Makri.”
Loeta Tyree (University of Vermont) 1993-1994.
“Analysis of surface residues on ceramic vessels to identify and distinguish phytoliths, especially those remaining from oil or wine contents from antiquity.”