🚩sscip are looking to recruit two new committee members to join our team - a Social Media officer and a Public Outreach and Engagement officer. Deadline for EOI - 17th Nov. Get in touch if you're interested in either of these roles 🚩

I've got two invite codes available for the 'other place', as I believe it's being referred to, if anyone would like one.

My response to Mandy K. Cohen, MD, MPH.

After nearly 3 years, I am beyond stunned at your recent Tweet...talks about washing hands and doesn't say a word about masks or cleaning indoor air. This has led me (as a member of four scientific academies) (1/)

Every time you watch the bad news and get frustrated about how helpless you are, remember we can always, always, do something, which is love each other and believe in the equality of our humanity.
It’s not nothing.

This looks like a fantastic lecture - a topic of interest to followers of sscip

How often do we take a moment to wonder: what could be lying beneath the surface of our rivers? This online exhibition shares some of the unusual objects discovered by underwater archaeologist Gary Bankhead. stories.durham.ac.uk/riverwear/ Durham University Things To Do Gary Bankhead Durham Archaeology

Very excited to see this one!

Not sure how this will go, but I'm now over on Bluesky with a view to phasing this account out if it goes well.

“Plant, pigment, and bone processing in the Neolithic of northern Arabia–New evidence from Use-wear analysis of grinding tools at Jebel Oraf”
Congratulation Anita Radini and co-authors G.Lucarini, M.Guagnin, C.Shipton, A.M. Alsharekh & M.Petragliaon on their important new paper.

2024 PhD-student opportunity in our lab (skoglundlab.org) open!

This year I am particularly looking for candidates interested in:
🐺🧬Ancient population genomics of dogs and wolves
💀📊Ancient proteomics and human evolution

Apply by 9 Nov: crick.ac.uk/careers-study/…

Oneonta Anthropology is hiring a biological anthropologist! Please share oneonta.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetail… t

Horrible news. The Sycamore Gap aka Robin Hood tree has been such an iconic part of this landscape, and holds special meaning for so many people.

Does herbivore bone collagen always represent ‘baseline’ shifts? How can we disentangle ecological plasticity from environmental change using isotope analysis? Check out our new open access paper on Late Pleistocene reindeer ecology at Les Cottés! rdcu.be/dmHzz 🦌🐴 🦬

I was saddened this week to hear of the passing of my undergrad advisor earlier this year. She was a great archaeologist, an electric personality, and I will always owe her a huge debt of thanks as a mentor. news.wwu.edu/in-memoriam-sa…

Bryony Rogers presenting on Milti Isotopes, trace element and Amelogenin Peptides Durham Archaeology Oxford Archaeology BABAO_Conference_2023 BABAO

REPOST: We are recruiting up to 7 Career Development Research Fellows for October 2024, in Early Medieval History, Archaeology and Anthropology, Music, Politics, Chemistry, Engineering, and Biology. Apply by: noon, Monday 16 October. bit.ly/3Zj14Cc

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