BioArCh

Description

BioArCh has a unique concentration of expertise in archaeological science, with internationally recognised strengths in research of proteins, lipids, DNA and stable isotopes, human and other mammal, fish and bird bones, molluscs, soils, as well as microscopic remains of plants and animals. Research covers prehistoric and historic themes, forging stronger and more diverse links between laboratory and field.

A collaborative research facility formed by the Archaeology, Biology and Chemistry Departments, BioArCh is located in the Environment Building on the Heslington West campus.

BioArCh is part of Iperion HS Cosortium.

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2003

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University of York
York

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