Bladen postdoc Joe Hirst recently presented alongside PhD student Alan Endacott at the University of Exeter Centre for Human-Animal-Environment Bioarchaeology (HumAnE). This research, entitled ‘A changing sacred landscape: reconstructing vegetation change and human-environment interactions on northern Dartmoor’, discussed the environmental history and past human activity taking place near to the Metheral Stone Circle in the Taw Marsh valley of central northern Dartmoor. The research forms part of Alan’s wider ‘Taw Marsh Valley project’.
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Bladen Postdoc Presents at HumAnE
