As an archaeological scientist, Magda’s research provides strategic insights into the precise dating and modeling of archaeological and environmental events. Her work enhances our understanding of how island and coastal societies in the Holocene (the past 11,700 years) have adapted and built resilience to rapid climate change. Magda has contributed significantly to the field through: 1. Improving 14C Chronologies: Refining the radiocarbon chronologies by utilising charcoal samples and marine shell dates. 2. Building Robust Bayesian Chronologies for socio-economic events. 3. Linking Socio-Economic Events with Population and Climate. Specializing in radiocarbon dating and statistical analysis, Magda handles interdisciplinary data ranging from small to large datasets, including tens of thousands of radiocarbon dates, typological data, and environmental information. She employs Bayesian and frequency techniques to construct site chronologies and analyze past population trends. Magda is adept at working in diverse geographical regions including Australia, New Zealand, Iceland, Germany, Scotland, Hungary, the USA, and Japan.
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