James H. Barrett
Gunnerushuset, Kalvskinnet
Outreach
2026
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Conference lecture(2026) A glimpse under the surface: untangling the historical food web of the Steller’s sea cow. Ocean Sciences 2026
2025
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Other presentation
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Lecture(2025) Sea Ivories: Discovering the Viking Age and Medieval Trade of Walrus Ivory. Trondheim Middelalderfestival
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Lecture(2025) Northern Journeys: Fish, whales and sea mammals on their way to medieval Europe. Winter Lecture Series in Archaeology
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Conference lecture(2025) Variation in foraging of North Atlantic right whales and fin whales over the Holocene. Back to the Future: Zooarchaeological Isotope Approaches to Modern Questions
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Conference lecture
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Conference lecture(2025) Viking Age maritime resources and trade networks. Conference on the Viking Ship Museum’s Future Narratives
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Podcast
2024
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Conference lecture(2024) The demise of the Atlantic grey whale: New biomolecular archaeological findings on an extirpated whale population. Oceans Past X Conference: Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: deep understandings for informing ocean futures
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Conference lecture(2024) Long-term population dynamics of Atlantic cod revealed by Ancient DNA and Genomics. Oceans Past X Conference: Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: Deep understandings for informing ocean futures
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Conference lecture(2024) Was the trade of walrus ivory and other Arctic products a factor in the wealth of Trøndelag before 1030CE?. Maktsentre i Trøndelag før 1030. Ladejarler mot høvdinger i Innherred
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Lecture(2024) Past and present approaches to the study of Iron Age and medieval sea fishing. Guest lecture: Uppsala University Campus Gotland
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Conference lecture(2024) Casting a Wide Net: Documenting Spatiotemporal Variation in the Species Composition of Northeastern North American and Northern European Fisheries through the Meta-Analysis of Zooarchaeological Datasets. 22nd Meeting of the International Council for Archaeozoology–Fish Remains Working Group
2022
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Interview
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Interview
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Conference lecture(2022) The Medieval Walrus Ivory Trade as Ecological Globalisation. Leeds International Medieval Congress
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Conference poster(2022) Using the Northern Seas Synthesis database to infer spatiotemporal changes in commercially important fish taxa over the past two millennia. British Ecological Society 2022 conference
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Conference lecture(2022) Ecological Globalization and the Medieval Trade of Walrus Ivory. Guest Lecture, UrbNet: Centre for Urban Network Evolutions
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Conference lecture
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Conference lecture(2022) Sea Ivories: Tracking Global Networks of the Viking Age and Medieval North. Guest lecture, Viking Studies Research Group
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Conference lecture(2022) Ecological Globalization and the Medieval Trade of Walrus Ivory. Harvard Medieval History Graduate Workshop
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Conference lecture
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Interview
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Conference lecture
2021
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Conference lecture(2021) A History of the World in 10 Marine Taxa? An Introduction to 4-OCEANS. ICAZ 3rd Marine Mammal Research Group Meeting