Caroline R. Cartwright

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  Caroline Cartwright Scientist

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  Caroline R. Cartwright
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  Caroline R. Cartwright

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  Caroline CartwrightBritish Museum - Caroline Cartwright
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  Caroline Cartwright
  
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  Caroline Cartwright's primary areas of scientific expertise cover the identification and interpretation of organics such as wood, charcoal, fibres and other plant remains, shell, ivory and bone from all areas and time periods in the British Museum's collection.
  
  She has led many teams of archaeobotanists, archaeozoologists and human osteologists on archaeological projects in various parts of the world including the Middle East, Africa, the Caribbean and Europe.
  
  Before taking up her post at the British Museum, Caroline was a lecturer for many years at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London teaching the topics mentioned above as well as ceramic and stone petrography, lithic technology and early agriculture.Her research interests have focused on the human resource exploitation of plant and animals, modelling environmental reconstruction, past human ecology and subsistence change.Also, in examining the evidence from the archaeological record for the biology, biogeography and diversity of Mediterranean-climate ecosystems.

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  A gallery talk by Caroline Cartwright, British Museum

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  Keeper of Collections: Caroline R. Cartwright Head of Publications: David L.C. Clark
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  Documentary Archives/Natural History Collection: Caroline R. Cartwright

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  Caroline Cartwright, Department of Scientific Research, British Museum

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  Caroline Cartwright Caroline Cartwright is the Environmental Archaeologist in the Department of Scientific Research at the British Museum.Her specialist areas of research include the archaeobotanical study of wood and charcoal as a tool for reconstructing the characteristics and use of past vegetational communities and she also focuses on the prehistoric use of marine resources such as fish and molluscs.At present Caroline is completing the identification and publication of a large part of the desiccated wood assemblage recovered from the Kenyon excavations of Middle Bronze Age tombs at Jericho.Caroline is also currently preparing for publication a reconstruction of the environmental resource base associated with Ra's al-Hadd, Oman in the Bronze and Iron Age periods.Continuing British Museum fieldwork projects include Tell es-Sa'idiyeh in Jordan, for which Caroline co-ordinates all the environmental and human skeletal specialist teamwork as well as contributing her own specialisms.

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  The capability of the instruments was amply tested and illustrated prior to purchase, with Hitachi Applications Specialist, Chris Jones working in close collaboration with Nigel Meeks, who heads up the electron microscope facility, and Caroline Cartwright, materials scientist at the British Museum who specialises in the scientific analysis of organics including wood, charcoal, plant remains, shell, ivory and bone.

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  Caroline R. Cartwright, Department of Scientific Research, British Museum

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  The fish bones and charcoal, by Caroline Cartwright, British Museum.

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