CHEUNG Christina
Post-doctoral researcher
Entité de rattachement
UMR 7206 - Anthropologie biologique et Bio-archéologie (ABBA)
Thème interdisciplinaire de recherche
Gender, social inequality, distribution of resources, migration, cultural changes, social-political crisis, climate change, palaeodiet, food production technology, subsistence strategy.
Spécialité
Bioarchaeology, isotope analysis
Responsabilités dans l'unité
Projets
Gender relations in the Neolithic period : biology, societies, symbols (PI: A. Thomas)
The NEOGENRE project aims to understand the role of gender in the organization of European Neolithic populations, involving some of the first complex, ostensibly hierarchical societies (5th millennium BC) in Western Europe.
I will be focusing on monitoring and comparing the dietary patterns between inhabitants of two regions, the Paris and Rhine Basins, using a multi-isotopic approach (in collaboration with E. Herrscher - LAMPEA, Aix-Marseille Université, and V. Balter - ENS de Lyon).
Publications
2022
- , 2022 — Compound specific isotope evidence points to use of freshwater resources as weaning food in Middle Neolithic Paris Basin. American Journal of Biological Anthropology vol. 179, n° 1, p. 118-133
2021
- , octobre 2021 — « Bows, arrows and men. The role played by archers in the farmer population of Cerny (5th mill. BC, Paris Basin) » in Workshop Children of Cain.. , ,
- , septembre 2021 — « Identifying Past social Organization through Foodways – the importance of a multi-proxy approach » in European Association of Archaeologists (EAA).. , ,
- , septembre 2021 — The grandeur of death – Monuments, societies, and diets in middle Neolithic Paris Basin. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology vol. 63, , p. 101332
- , juin 2021 — « Fish for the babies – an reappraisal of the role of protein-based weaning food in human prehistory » in 9th International symposium on Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA).. , ,
- , janvier 2021 — « Au-delà de l’apport nutritionnel: l’analyse combine de la macro- et micro-usure dentaire et des isotopes stables révèle des comportements alimentaires néolithiques genrés » in Colloque annuel de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris - 1846e réunion scientifique.. , ,
2020
- , 2020 — « Monumental cemeteries of the Paris Basin Region - stable isotope evidence (C, N, and S) for early social stratification in Middle Neolithic France » in 1845e Journées de la Société d’Anthropologie de Paris, 29-31 Janvier 2020.. vol. 32, Supplément 1,