ARF, an Organized Research Unit at UC Berkeley
Changes in Settlememt-Subsistence Practice in Prehistoric Japan
Together with my collaborators, I conducted GIS analyses of the settlement patterns of Jomon archaeological sites in the northern part of the Tohoku region in Japan, and the results were used to understand changes in Jomon site distribution patterns. Preliminary results of our analyses were presented at the ARF lunch talk titled "Jomon Subsistence-Settlement Practice and Environmental Management: A View from Northern Japan" on April 9, and we are currently preparing a journal article manuscript.
Ancient Seafaring Explorers of Cyprus Project
Palenque Research
Project: Palenque Research
Research project at Palenque with graduate students Lisa Johnson and Esteban Mirón Marván.
Analysis of Chipped Stone Tools from the Tisza Culture Site of Hodmezovasarhely-Gorzsa, Hungary: 2011, 2012
Voytek, B. (2012). Analysis of Chipped Stone Tools from the Tisza Culture Site of Hodmezovasarhely-Gorzsa, Hungary: 2011, 2012. UC Berkeley: Archaeological Research Facility. Retrieved from https://escholarship.org/uc/item/91p8d506
Lithics Analysis at Grotta Dell 'Edera, Italy.
Voytek, Barbara, 2011. Lithics Analysis at Grotta Dell 'Edera, Italy.
Logo design
Interesting fonts for logo design
Dennis used an Arts and Crafts style font on the earlier website.
Other fonts of interest include:
- Chelsea Studio
- Copperplate Gothic
- Lithos Pro
- Papyrus
ARF Projects
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ARF Equipment
ARF Equipment is available for archaeological research by ARF faculty, their students, and ARF affiliated scholars under the permission of a faculty member. The equipment is examined by the Lab Manager while being checked out and again upon return, and users are expected to report back on the performance of the equipment and any issues that arose.