Introduction to the course

Basic principles of archaeo-biogeochemistry

Reconstructing past dietary practices: established and cutting-edge approaches

Dietary patterns: a lens to address biocultural interactions

Investigating past mobility and migration: An isotopic overview

Mobility, kinship, and population genetics: A synergy

Big data approaches for big pictures: A change of scale in isotopic studies

Interpreting past human diets using stable isotope mixing models

Isotope mapping and its applications

Applications of isotopic approaches to forensic anthropology

Contribution of isotopic analysis to the archaeology of cremation

Science communication in isotope research

Final examination