Great way to end the second week! First in-situ ostrich eggshell of the season at Klipdrift Cave ~14,000 years ago. 🏺 #archaeology
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We ended the first week of excavations slowly uncovering Klipdrift Shelter (new sandbags at the ready!) Next week after another day or two we should be ready to begin excavations. I’ll be focusing on Klipdrift Cave where I’m hoping to find evidence of habitation during the Last Glacial Maximum. 🏺
Great postodoc opportunities ... economics and archeology .... fascinating project .... please look
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Excellent! Just registered & looking forward to it.
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We had a windy Wednesday (the toilet tents almost made an escape) but Thursday we made it to Klipdrift Cave and Shelter! We spent the day cleaning baboon poop, finding the old sand bags covering the site and testing the new walkway. We just need to watch the tide… #archaeology 🏺
First day setting up camp! ⛺️ getting ready for archaeological 🏺excavations at Klipdrift Cave and Shelter in De Hoop nature reserve, South Africa.
🏺 We are pleased to inform you that the Call for Contributions deadline for 31st #EAA2025 Annual Meeting in Belgrade has been extended until Monday, 10 February 23:59 CET. We hope this extension provides you with the opportunity to finalize and submit your proposals.
Details can be found in link.
#Job 2-year postdoc position working on the The Role of Culture in Early Expansions of Humans" (ROCEEH) database in Tübingen 🏺 🧪 🦣www.researchgate.net/job/1018917_Data_Curator_m_f_d_with_a_background_in_Palaeolithic_Archaeology
Just a reminder abstracts due this week for the 2025 EAA archaeology annual meetings! 🏺
Consider submitting to our session below if you focused on hunter gatherers in aquatic environments (coastal, lake, riverine or other wise!)
Flying to Cape Town for the 2025 field archaeological season at Klipdrift complex starting next week. I’m excited to start prepping for the excavations! 🏺
Happy to announce our new article is out today in JAS:R, led by Dr. Susan Botha of Nelson Mandela U. In the paper we describe our field experiments foraging for fuelwood & burning them to better understand the costs and benefits of fire 🏺🦣🧪 #openaccess www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
This is fascinating! The implications of silcrete heat treatment on mobility is quite interesting—thanks for sharing.
Still time to apply. Join @nannonstevens.bsky.social and myself, addressing the record of the last Neanderthals in Britain.
Be part of a new era of research, testing assumptions and setting out a new agenda for discovery.
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Poster advertising a call for abstract submissions. The session is called shaping techno-traditions at the emergence of the Neolithic between SW Asia and Central Europe. Deadline is 6th February 2025.
Excited to invite abstract submissions to our EAA session on the development of Neolithic technologies. We really welcome papers on varied materials & approaches be that pots, beads, bones, lithics, basketry etc. Link for submission here shorturl.at/hX4DI See you in Belgrade! 🏺🧪 #Archaeology
Do your New Years resolutions include "Become editor for American Antiquity"? Because we can help with that! The Society for American Archaeology is extending its deadline for applications. www.saa.org/quick-nav/sa...
Planning to attend EAA2025? Consider submitting to Session #14: Prehistoric Exploitation of Waterscapes and Aquatic Resources hosted by Mariana Nabais, Anna Rufà, García-Escárzaga, and myself.
Abstract deadline Feb 6th. 🏺
www.e-a-a.org/EAA2025
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Resignation of the Journal of Human Evolution Editorial Board: We are saddened to announce the resignations of The Joint Editors-in-Chief, all Emeritus Editors retired or active in the field, and all but one Associate Editor. Press release below.
It looks great!
Ooo! Just found “The Missing Thread” by Daisy Dunn at the bookstore— excited to add to my “to read list” for the new year! #archaeology🏺 #BookSky
This is amazing!
Definitely going on my to read list!
Ending out the year with submitting a proposal to fund an archaeological project on social complexity in coastal forager during the Later Stone Age in South Africa.
Keeping my fingers crossed and holding thumbs. 🏺
Wow. It is crazy how many cemeteries get built over— and that there are likely more interned elsewhere under the school.
Gorgeous pattern and colors!
Archaeologists and anthropologists working in Africa and especially if you are from Africa 🏺
Interesting! Definitely going to read!
300 kilo tuna? 🏺
Wow! 😮
If those are claw marks by the toes… dog?