Deadline for abstract submission this Wednesday 15 of April !
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The landing page of the course "ggplot2 uncharted" with the title teasing it with "Master Data Visualizations with ggplot2".
Excited to launch "ggplot2 [un]charted" with @yan-holtz.bsky.social! 🎉
An online course to master #ggplot2 with exercises, quizzes, and modules—and hands-on code running in your browser!
Still WIP—sign up now for a limited discount:
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#rstats #DataViz #DataVisualization
Hola! Les invito a seguir la cuenta IG del Proyecto NatGeo Camélidos del Pasado y Presente
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We have extended the deadline for the 4th Radiocarbon and Conference, and CLARa 3 conferences. Please submit your abstracts here: app.oxfordabstracts.com/auth?redirec...
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How did farming reach Uspallata?
Through migration of farmers—or through cultural transmission with local hunter-gatherers?
We address this through an integrative study of human remains spanning the last 2000 years, combining archaeology, isotopes and genomes.
We find strong genetic continuity through time, suggesting that agriculture spread without major population movement. Instead, local communities adopted farming practices while maintaining deep regional ancestry.
But we also find changes…
Isotopes reveal shifts in farming intensity, including a marked intensification of maize farming between ~800 and 600 years ago. And then we found something unexpected…
Strontium isotopes show that many of these individuals did not live in Uspallata and that the valley saw increased immigration. These were families with a matrilineal organization that migrated in succesive generations.
Artist: Mauricio Alvarez
Why did they leave their homes?
We suggest it was a response to a long and multicausal crisis. Low populaiton size, climatic instability and the transmission of infectious diseases-tuberculosis- triggered migration along social networks. This was a resilient response.
We are proud to integrate an amazing team: Guaytamari and Llahué Xumec Huarpe communities from Uspallata, @institutpasteur.bsky.social @erc.europa.eu National Geographic Society, CONICET, @wennergrenorg.bsky.social @nrascovan.bsky.social @fransantanas.bsky.social
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@Nature
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The history of farming in the southern Andes.
In a collaboration between archaeologists, geneticists and Huarpe Indigenous communities, we investigate its origins and consequences in the Uspallata Valley.
Read: www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Deadline extension until the 31 March. Submit your abstracts here: app.oxfordabstracts.com/auth?redirec...
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#radiocarbon #radiocarbonanddiet #radiocarbonlatinamerica
Several exciting PhD opportunities here in the University of Vienna STEM-call. In our department fully funded positions in biomolecular zooarch, Pleistocene felid diversity and admixture, sedaDNA and popgen, and archsci and AMS 14C dating.
Apply below now!
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Here is the link for submitting your abstracts: app.oxfordabstracts.com/auth?redirec...
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Last chance to join the best, in-person stable isotope ecology course there is - The Survivors Guide to Stable Isotope Ecology! We have a great selection of instructors, a phenomenal venue and time to discuss your work 1:1 amongst lectures and data tutorials www.exedramc.com/courses/surv...
We’ve been awarded a National Geography Society - Enduring Impacts Grant to study Camelids in the Atacama Desert.
Following an inter and trans disciplinary approach, we will contribute supporting camelid herding in the Atacama 🦙.
We are very excited, happy and thankful about the news !
Second Circular- Radiocarbon and Diet & CLARa (Santiago - July 2026).
Deadline submission: 15th of March 2026.
See you in Chile this winter !
@lorenabecval.bsky.social @ramiro-arqueo.bsky.social @14cjournal.bsky.social
Our new paper on human and camelid coprolites from the Atacama Desert 💩🦙 using archaeobotanical evidence
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Nuestro trabajo en Mocha, liderado por Claudio Wande ha sido publicado esta semana en Frontiers for Environmental Archaeology. Agradecemos a la Comunidad de Mocha por recibirnos ⛰️☀️💜.
El próximo miércoles 5 de noviembre contaremos con la charla del Prof. Oliver Craig, quien viene directamente desde la Universidad de York (Inglaterra) a visitarnos. Nos hablará sobre sus investigaciones de dieta y culinaria mediante análisis biomoleculares en arqueología.
The Latin American Radiocarbon Conference will be held in Santiago de Chile from the 8-10 of July, 2026. The conference will be hosted by the Universidad Católica de Chile.
We are looking forward to seeing you next year !
@14cjournal.bsky.social
👋 Hello, Bluesky! We’re Radiocarbon, an international peer-reviewed journal (since 1959) dedicated to advancing radiocarbon research, from calibration and chronology to applications across archaeology, geology, environmental science, and more. We’re glad to be here. #Radiocarbon #Geochronology
🚨SAVE THE DATE for two 14C conferences happening in Santiago, Chile 🇨🇱, next year:
4th 14C & Diet: 6-8 July
3rd Latin American 14C: 8-10 July
Plus, the 11th 14C & Archaeology will be in Brazil just before on 30 June-3 July 🇧🇷
Details for 🇨🇱 below👇 Please share widely!
@fransantanas.bsky.social
The 4th edition of the Radiocarbon and Diet Conference will be held at Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago-Chile on the 6th-8th of July 2026. Save the date !
#radiocarbon #diet #santiago2026
Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville interrupted a red-carpet interview with a plea to stop Israel’s military assault on Gaza City. Bonneville was speaking to ITV News ⤵️
Exactly !!
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Sofía Minniti from Universidad Católica de Chile presenting her poster on palaeoparasitology in the Atacama Desert at #ISBA2025
@isba11.bsky.social 🪱