Very excited to share our newest The Conversation article! It features the teams work cave diving with the CDAA to explore submerged fossil sites in South Australia. 🦴🤿🫧 Gilbert Price Liz Reed 🦇🦴🦉🐀🐩 Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution
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Pleased to share our last work on Pirro Nord, just published in QG: authors.elsevier.com/a/1ixq-6fS6-jr…. This is the first dating study of one of the oldest archaeological site in Western Europe, providing somewhat unexpected results. CENIEH CENIEH_Geo2 Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution La Trobe University Archaeology

Stewie Stewart giving a rundown on Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution ‘s new ZooMS lab. Got fauna? Send to Griffith University 🦌🐖🐂🦘🐄🦭

The very first article on #archaeology in a #cave in #SaudiArabia published by PLOS ONE
Well done Stewie Stewart and team!

Thanks to وزارة الثقافة هيئة التراث د.جاسر بن سليمان الحربش Dr.AbdullahAlzahrani Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution

Link: doi.org/10.1371/journa…

And here’s the paper.

Out latest work at the incredible Umm Jirsan Lava Tube, Saudi Arabia 🦴

وزارة الثقافة هيئة التراث Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution Dr.AbdullahAlzahrani د.جاسر بن سليمان الحربش

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Our Conversation piece on our latest paper on Umm Jirsan out now in PLoS One

وزارة الثقافة هيئة التراث Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution Dr.AbdullahAlzahrani د.جاسر بن سليمان الحربش

theconversation.com/first-evidence…

Research led by Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution has highlighted an area that once acted as key point for cultural exchanges amongst ancient people, taking place in vast caves and lava tubes that have remained untapped reservoirs of archaeological abundance in Arabia. news.griffith.edu.au/2024/04/18/fir…

In-depth review of our work in #China by BruceBower on the #IUP site of Shiyu published in @natureEcoEvo and the remarkable site of Xiamabei in nature, with an extraordinary set of cultural innovations. More to come on #Homosapiens in China! #IVPP sciencenews.org/article/artifa…

There will be some news on a new publication coming out of Arabia - if you want to hear from the first author, come to this seminar!

Did #climatechange make Homo sapiens innovative?

In this study HERI researchers Dr. Jayne Wilkins & Dr Ben Schoville reveal insights from the African Pleistocene record: bit.ly/43r8uFR

Our next seminar is by ARCHE's Stewie Stewart: Deserts and biomolecules: a two-part talk on the prehistory of the Arabian Peninsula and Zooarchaeology by Mass Spectrometry (ZooMS). For details see griffith.edu.au/australian-res…

Totally looking forward to giving my talk in this forthcoming conference in Pusan, South Korea.
IBS conference on #climate and #humanevolution

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Congratulations to Julien Louys of Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution and his Co-Editors and contributors for a new book on #Sumatra . #Indonesia #Quaternary #Palaeontology #Archaeology

'This exemplary volume presents a revised view of the history of palaeontological and archaeological research as well as new ground-breaking field research ... of one of the most majestic islands of the world.”
– Professor Michael Petraglia

Now available doi.org/10.22459/TA56.…

Vallini et al. combine a genetic approach with a palaeoecological model to estimate that the Persian Plateau could have been a hub for human migration out of Africa.
Department of Biology – University of Padova
BonesLab
Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution
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🌍 Join us for the ARWA Lectures on the Arabian Peninsula!
Our first guest is Prof. Michael Petraglia
April 3, at 12 pm CET

'Early Pioneers: What we know about hominin occupations in Arabia over the last 500,000 years'
Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/83540923776
ID:83540923776 PW:073941

Silakan rekan2 yg mau bergabung dan diskusi dg pr_arkeometri BRIN Indonesia besok jam 9 pagi, ada sharing session analisis artefak dg pembicara dari Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution. Silakan bergabung di linktr.ee/arkeometri

Homo sapiens emerged in Africa more than 300,000 years ago, but where did our species Homo sapiens humans go after they began migrating out of the continent? After years of debate, a new study offers an answer. Michael Petraglia news.griffith.edu.au/2024/03/25/per…

'Deep Time #Extinction and #Environments in Underwater #Caves ' presented by Meg M Walker today!

Knapping some quartzite with Dr Yinika Perston for my research project 🪨