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Author: KappaHydroxide

I am an archaeologist and historian with a background in the natural sciences and digital applications (cf. https://kosmossociety.chs.harvard.edu/?p=46382). I currently co-direct the Southern Phokis Regional Project (https://kastrouli.com) in central Greece, which includes excavations at the Late Mycenaean citadel of Desfina-Kastrouli (possibly Homeric Anemoreia), and founded the ARCHEM Project in 2003 to make organic residue analysis more widely applicable to all scholars of antiquity, a goal best exemplified by the OpenARCHEM archaeometric databaase (https://openarchem.com).

Examining the History of the Opium Poppy in the Eastern Mediterranean and Central Europe

April 7, 2019

Archaeological scientist Dr. Zuzana Chovanec recounts her ongoing research into the opium poppy and the history of its use. … More Examining the History of the Opium Poppy in the Eastern Mediterranean and Central Europe

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MIT Center for Materials Research in Archaeology & Ethnology
Yale Babylonian Collection
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Levantine Ceramics Project

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