Caprine dairy exploitation on the Iranian Plateau from the seventh millennium BC - Nature Human Behaviour Using food residues on pottery vessels and dental calculus, and faunal remains, Casanova et al. find evidence that Neolithic communities in Iran were milking goats or sheep as early as the seventh mil...

Interdisciplinary bioarchaeological research (lipid residues analysis of prehistoric pottery, faunal and human remains) document Neolithic consumption of caprine milk 9000 years ago in the Iranian Plateau.
@umr-bioarch.bsky.social @cnrs.fr & @mnhn.fr) #LSCE.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Au revoir Paris! 🥐 Three inspiring workshop days at #LSCE and a great start for the #ISOSAM team to do a French-Norwegian comparison of our #stablewaterisotope modelling efforts in polar #snow ❄️🧊

#NFR #AURORA 🇳🇴 #CampusFrance 🇫🇷
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Modelling the water isotope distribution in the Mediterranean Sea using a high-resolution oceanic model (NEMO-MED12-watiso v1.0): evaluation of model results against in situ observations Abstract. Stable water isotopes (δ18Ow and δDw) have been successfully implemented for the first time in a high-resolution model of the Mediterranean Sea (NEMO-MED12). In this numerical study, model r...

🚨 NEW publication alert! 🚨 (not mine) 🌊
Simulating the distribution of O-18 and H-2 isotopes in the #MediterraneanSea by Mohamed Ayache and colleagues at #LSCE ...
gmd.copernicus.org/articles/17/...

Courtes vidéos de présentation de l'équipe et des objectifs du projet #ANR EGOUT
📽️1 : le coordinateur et les responsables de workpackages @jeremjacob et @NadaCaud #LSCE, Régis Moilleron @laboLeesu, Catherine Carré @UmrLadyss et Thomas Thiebault @UMR_METIS

youtu.be/p-CUw-pnjT4

Plusieurs ateliers d’échanges ont eu lieu entre les scientifiques des laboratoires #LSCE @laboLeesu, @UMR_METIS, @UmrLadyss, les services de la ville de @Paris, l'organisme de gestion des eaux usées @Le_SIAAP et l'association de dialogue science et société @LienAsts

Atoms for Heritage : l’Université Paris-Saclay devient centre de référence de l’AIEA pour les sciences du patrimoine #LSCE @ipsl @UnivParisSaclay