Early Agriculture and (In)equality in Western Eurasia with Amy Bogaard

Professor Amy Bogaard is the Head of the School of Archaeology at the University of Oxford, and Professor of Neolithic and Bronze Age Archaeology. Her academic interests centre on the nature of early farming practices in Europe and western Asia and their social implications for Neolithic and Bronze Age societies. Methodologically, her research is oriented towards archaeobotany - the analysis of macroscopic plant remains (seeds, fruits etc.) from archaeological deposits - and the use of present-day observations of farming practice and crop-growing conditions for the construction of reliable archaeological inferences.
Talk originally held on May 30th 2022.

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Amy's audio keeps cutting out. Extremely annoying.