Ashleigh Haruda
Online Course
January 2016: | Statistical Shape ModelingAn online course offered by the University of Basel on the mathematics underlying three dimensional shape modelling. |
3rd November 2012: | Analysis of Organismal FormAn online course offered by the University of Manchester, aimed at postgraduates and researchers interested in using the software to describe complex geometrics of three-dimensional shapes (geometric morphometrics). Taken to support dissertation research in geometric morphometrics and their application to animal bone remains. |
Conferences/Symposiums
28th May 2015: | Morph 2015Paper presented, 'Ovicaprid speciation using geometric morphometric methods: An investigation of astragalus morphology from Late and Final Bronze Age Central Asian contexts' |
7th November 2014: | Association for Environmental Archaeology Annual ConferencePresented, 'The potential for detecting livestock exchange in Late Bronze Age Kazakhstan: Tracking sheep breeds across the steppe' |
10th September 2014: | European Association of Archaeologists 20th Annual MeetingPresented paper, 'Localized variation in caprine bone morphology in Late Bronze Age Kazakhstan.' |
11th April 2013: | UK Archaeological Science and Association of Environmental Archaeology Spring Conference 2013 |
3rd November 2012: | Postgraduate Zooarchaeology ForumPresented paper, 'Ancient Sheep Breeds in Kazakhstan' |
3rd March 2012: | Fulbright South and Central Asia ConferencePresented paper entitled, 'Sheep Breeds in Kazakhstan: How Nomads Responded to their Environment' which detailed doctoral research methods and early results while on a Fulbright grant for the 2011-2012 year. |
23rd August 2010: | 11th Meeting of International Council for ArchaeozoologyPresented 'Fringes of Empire: Changing Subsistence Patterns in Iron Age Kazakhstan' |
Graduate School Skills Workshops
11th January 2011: | Learning and Teaching in Higher EducationAttended a seven part series of workshops to develop teaching and evaluation skills for seminars, lectures and laboratory instruction. |
1st December 2010: | PEACE - Postgraduate Environmental Archaeology and Community EngagementWorkshop to develop community engagement skills for environmental archaeologists. |