Only two days to go until our first Beringia Centre Science Talk of the season!

Meet this week's speaker, Dr. Emil Karpinski. Tune in live Thurs Nov 6 @ 11 am Yukon Time for his talk: Mastodons at all ends of the continents.

Learn more and pre-register on Zoom: bit.ly/4hzlm3u

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Join us Sat Aug 2 at 1 PM for a special in-person Beringia Centre Science Talk with Dr. Lauren Norman on new research at Bluefish Caves, a northern Yukon site that has long been at the center of archaeological debate.

More info: beringia.com/events/bluef...

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📣 Heads up, #BCST fans! Facebook is removing all past livestream recordings, so our archive of Beringia Centre Science Talks will soon be gone.

Future talks will still stream on Facebook & Zoom. Going forward, we’ll be sharing new talks on YouTube so they remain accessible long-term.

Only 2 more days to go until our next #BCST! Meet this week’s speaker, evolutionary biologist J. Camilo Chacón-Duque @jcchacond.bsky.social. In this talk, he'll explore the challenges of working with million yr old #mammoth DNA and share what we can learn from it 🦣

Info: www.beringia.com/events

What can Arctic ground squirrels tell us about Ice Age ecosystems? Our next #BCST digs into the big role a small rodent has played in shaping what we know about ancient life in Beringia.

📅 Thurs April 24, 2025
⏰ 11 AM Yukon Time

Register on Zoom bit.ly/42Re9pK
Register on FB bit.ly/42CCe2A

Felt on bone. Bidding Denver "adieu" until April. Sad to leave my cohort, but looking forward to hugging my love. @yetimonkeyman.bsky.social.

#BCST #schoolofinnerhealth #craniosacraltherapy #healing #support #bones #breathoflife

"anywhere i roam, where i lay my head is home"

#metallica #BCST #schoolofinnerhealth #cranialbones

Mammoth Hunting in the North American Ice Age - #BCST Since the first discovery of stone projectile points in association with mammoth remains there has been fascination with how people interacted with these species in the past. The archaeological evidence is clear that humans hunted mammoth and other Ice Age megafauna, but questions still remain about the role these animals played in food systems for Pleistocene people. This presentation will talk about what we know about mammoth hunting during the Ice Age in North America and how new research at mammoth butchery sites can provide a better understanding of the relationship between foragers and these multi-ton animals. This Beringia Centre Science Talk (#BCST) was livestreamed January 16, 2025. #Mammoth #IceAge #LaPreleMammothSite #ColbySite #Archaeology About the Speaker Madeline Mackie is an assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at Michigan State University. She is an environmental archaeologist who specializes in North American foragers with a particular interest in Ice Age food systems. Her current favorite Pleistocene megafauna is the glyptodon. Follow Us on Social Media! Facebook ⮞ https://www.facebook.com/yukonberingia Instagram ⮞ https://www.instagram.com/yukonberingia Threads ⮞ https://www.threads.net/@yukonberingia TikTok ⮞ https://www.tiktok.com/@yukonberingia X (formerly Twitter) ⮞ https://twitter.com/yukonberingia Still curious? Check out our website! https://www.beringia.com/

Missed the first Beringia Centre Science Talk of the season? We’ve got you covered!

Catch last week's #BCST on Ice Age #mammoth hunting on our YouTube.

Mammoth Hunting in the North American Ice Age - #BCST
Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre
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Beringia Centre Science Talks are back!

Join us Jan 16 at 11 AM MST for a talk with environmental archaeologist Dr. Madeline Mackie on #mammoth hunting & butchery during the #IceAge.

This #BCST will be livestreamed. Register on FB: bit.ly/3PwJOFI or Zoom: bit.ly/3DQamz4