.. before the Industrial Age, the four oceans exploited by humans were the Pacific, the Indian, the Arctic and the Atlantic, hence 4-Oceans @erc_research
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@4oceanserc workshop Human history of marine life moving beyond the state of the art day 1 @fraslaw and thank you @Crisbri for hosting us!
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Now live, a podcast interview on @NewBooksNetwork w/ @Crisbri about her book Humans & Aquatic Animals in Early Modern America & Africa (@AmsterdamUPress, 2023),
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Wrapping up a fantastic three-day workshop with the @4oceanserc team @fraslaw @PoulHolm in beautiful Dingle
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The ODHN team appreciates the feedback on the @UNOceanDecade #Vision2030 White Papers. 🌊 We share the vision to increase integration of tangible #CulturalHeritage and Traditional Ecological Knowledge #TEK into the Decade.
#Vision2030 🌊 Calling the global ocean community! We need your insights to ensure the #OceanDecade helps deliver the science we need for the ocean we want on the road to 2030. Join the review process of our 10 Vision 2030 White Papers now. More info here: ow.ly/EgpE50Qt8lb
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And yet another new paper from the @4oceanserc team. This time @PoulHolm at al on the historical marine footprint for Atlantic Europe. A must read!
New paper: Historical marine footprint for Atlantic Europe, 1500–2019 @TCEHTCD @oceans_past link.springer.com/10.1007/s1…
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THow important was the Reformation for fish eating? How widespread was whaling over time? Do we eat more fish today than ever before? Find the answers in our new article (open access, just click) @4oceanserc link.springer.com/10.1007/s1…
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📢Five more days to submit your abstract for our upcoming conference in June!
Don't miss the opportunity to participate in what promises to be an exciting interdisciplinary programme!✨
More info: oceanspast.org/opxregistrati…
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This Sunday, discover how historical perspectives provide lessons for #BlueGrowth agendas in this paper by the @ICES_ASC Working Group on the History of Fish and Fisheries (#WGHIST): doi.org/10.1111/faf.12460 #SundayReads #HistoricalEcology #Fisheries
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Excited to have a chapter with @EnviroHistory on 'Histories in, of, and for More-than-Human Worlds' in the new Routledge Handbook of More-than-Human Studies! #envhist #envhum routledge.com/The-Routledge-…
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Thanks Mapping Africa’s Endangered Sites & Monuments @MAEASaMProject. Keep them coming!
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Abstract submissions are now OPEN for the Oceans Past X Conference!
🗓️ Conference: 25-28 June 2024
📍 Penryn campus, University of Exeter, Cornwall, UK
⏰ Abstracts due 15 January 2024
✉️ oceanspast.org/opx.php
#OceanHistory #HistoricalEcology
Find out more 👇
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Really enjoying the 2nd day of the @4oceanserc workshop in Trondheim this morning. Thanks @JHBarrettArch and @NTNUnorway for looking after us so well. #oceandecade
@4oceanserc Trondheim workshop day one thank you so much @JHBarrettArch for hosting us! @NTNUnorway @nova_fcsh @tcddublin
Kicking off day 2 @4oceanserc @patrick_hayes2 restoration of ancestral clam beaches Salish Sea @NTNUnorway @UVicHistory @tcddublin – at Trondheim, Norway
Geo magnetic mapping project ancient fishing village @PoulHolm @4oceanserc @ERC_Research @tcddublin just one example of exciting historical- digital projects taking place! – at Trondheim, Norway
@4oceanserc Trondheim workshop day one thank you so much @JHBarrettArch for hosting us! @NTNUnorway @nova_fcsh @tcddublin – at Trondheim, Norway
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‘Humanities 4 the Ocean’ - cetaceans, marine lexicon, crossovers with Jewish diasporic history and more - with @SophiaNicolov @Crisbri @PtNina & Carla Vieira @nova_fcsh panel rounding off a fantastic day of talks in Oslo @envhum @4oceanserc @ChairOceans
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We are excited to announce our conference theme📢
"Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: Deep understandings for informing ocean futures."
Come join us for our next Oceans Past conference!
#OceanHistory #HistoricalEcology #EnvironmentalHistory
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Dublin Bay as the sun sets on maritime cultural landscapes of Bay with human history going back to mesolithic period. When fishweirs were built on its intertidal zones in the heart of harbour.
ALT Dublin Bay. Picture by Paul Montgomery.
ALT Dublin Bay. Picture by Paul Montgomery.
ALT Dublin Bay. Picture by Paul Montgomery.
ALT Dublin Bay. Picture by Paul Montgomery.