M.I. (Matilda) Siebrecht, MSc

PhD student

Faculteit der Letteren

Telefoon:

050 36 36834

E-mail:

m.i.siebrecht rug.nl

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Research interests

I am currently researching organic (bone, antler, and ivory) tools from the Dorset Culture of the Canadian Arctic, with a focus on microwear analysis is order to determine methods of manufacture and practices of use assocaited with the artefacts. This analysis will then provide a greater understanding of the interactions, learning processes, perceptions of value, and social practices of the Dorset.

Publicaties

Dorset under the microscope: Using microwear analysis to investigate Dorset (Paleo-Inuit) organic material culture

Siebrecht, M., 2023, [Groningen]: University of Groningen. 164 blz.

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In the Eye of the Beholder: Using microscopic analysis in the interpretation of Tuniit (Dorset Paleo-Inuit) art

Siebrecht, M. I. & Desjardins, S. P. A., sep.-2023, In: Arctic Anthropology. 59, 1, blz. 39-56 18 blz.

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Tea-Break Time Travel - Preparation is key

Hoebe, P. & Siebrecht, M., 23-jan.-2023

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Unstitching the Past: An experimental and microwear investigation of Dorset (Paleo-Inuit) needles from the Foxe Basin region

Siebrecht, M., Van Gijn, A., Lofthouse, S., Kotar, K. & Cencig, E., 2-feb.-2023, (Submitted) In: Arctic.

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Magnifying the differences: Investigating variability in Dorset Paleo-Inuit organic material culture using microscopic analysis

Siebrecht, M., Desjardins, S., Hazell, S. M., Lofthouse, S., Cencig, E., Kotar, K., Jordan, P. & van Gijn, A., 2021, Bones at a crossroads: Integrating worked bone research with archaeometry and social zooarchaeology. Wild, M., Thurber, B., Rhodes, S. & Gates St. Pierre, C. (redactie). Sidestone press, blz. 51-72 22 blz.

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