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Namorotukunan: 300,000 Years of Innovation and Survival in Kenya
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Years of digging, mapping, and debate under the Turkana sun, and now our story of human origins is live.
Enjoy our short outreach video and help it reach the ๐: youtu.be/1FfR9zIKEXc
And check the paper: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Stone tool discovery suggests very first humans were inventors
The find shows that the technology was passed down through thousands of generations.
The discovery of continuous stone tool use for thousands of generations in Kenya 2.75 million years ago suggests not only were the very first humans inventors but that innovation is innate to our genus. ๐งชStone tool discovery suggests very first humans were inventors www.bbc.com/news/article...
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This is my first post in bluesky so I thought of adding some color. Howโs everyone doing?
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#Palaeolithic #Zooarchaeology ๐ฆด๐ฆฃ #ZooMS | University of Reading | COEXIST project: https://research.reading.ac.uk/coexist/ | #HumanEvolution and #rstats ๐บAssociate Lecturer in Biomolecular Archaeology, UCL๐งช. All views my own.
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Ancient Greek animals, food, & environment
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Tavros is our rescue ๐ from Knossos
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Archaeological Scientist. Interested in isotopes, zooarchaeology, dietary reconstruction, animal management, palaeoenvironments, faunal palaeoecology. Senior Lecturer Uni of Lancashire Arch & Anth. Big fan of dogs, walking, wildlife and d&d.
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Chinese-American Immigrant in the UK.
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Associate Prof in Anthropology and Geography at UGA. Co-founder of TrowelBlazers and Open Quaternary. Climate change, environmental adaptation, & archaeological science.
Paleoanthropologist โข Zooarchaeology + Taphonomy โข Paleodiet โข Museum Education โข Science Communication โข Mom โข Tennis Player โข https://s.si.edu/45ZAaBT
Invernessian palaeogeneticist and stay-at-home dad. Knows a thing or two about the aDNA of extinct lions, sabretooths and megafauna. Author of The Missing Lynx.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Missing-Lynx-Future-Britains-Mammals/dp/1472957350
Old bloke in Yorkshire, interested in wildlife, gardening, books, classical music, archaeology, cats. Often muddy. Born at 313ppm.
Professor of Archaeological Science at University College London.
Palaeothaw.com & isowetlands.com
Multi-isotope analysis of bones, teeth, shells. 14C dating, palaeoproteomics, ZooMS, palaeoclimate, palaeoecology, Palaeolithic & prehistoric archaeology,
palaeoclimate | human evolution | proxy system modelling | R & Quarto enthusiast | Postdoc at Dep. Geology & Geophysics, U of Utah | climber | D&D nerd | she/her
Research professor in biological anthropology at Ghent University Belgium. Head of ArcheOs UGent.
Zooarchaeology, ZooMS, Taphonomy
Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution, Griffith University, Australia
Using rat bones to study trade, urbanism, and disease in medieval Europe and beyond. RATTUS project at BioArCH, University of York.
https://sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/rattus/
Archaeologist-taphonomist working in Atapuerca, Abric Romanรญ, Barranc de la Boella
PAASTA (Palaeoproteomics And Archaeology, Society for Techniques and Advances) is an open, collaborative ECR-driven community for palaeoproteomics researchers!
Zooarchaeology, Bioarchaeology, Subsistence, Paleoproteomics, Lipids, Isotopes, Southern Africa | Assistant Professor @ U of Alberta and Honorary Research Associate @ U of Cape Town | National Geographic Explorer
Anthropological Archaeology | Zooarchaeology | Food and Foodways | Irish Archaeology | Environmental Social Scientist, UMESG
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Palaeoanthropology
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Domestication
Dogs (both personally and academically!)
If it's bones, then I dig it!
PhD in zooarchaeology and integrative paleoecology - dental wear analysis and cementhocronology - currently working on Combe Grenal and Chez Pinaud-Jonzac ๐ด๐ฆฌ๐ฆท Fyssen post doc fellowship @TRACES-UMR 5608 - Ernestoโs humble servant ๐ฑ๐โโฌ
PhD student in Zooarchaeology at Uni Tรผbingen - Project REVIVE #Paleolithic #Archaeology #Zooarchaeology #AnimalEcology #Science #Nature
