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Author: S. Yoshi Maezumi

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Project ISLANDER Funded! 2020-2021

Posted on June 30, 2020June 30, 2020 by S. Yoshi Maezumi

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Robert Patalano @robertpatalano ·

16 Jan

Tomorrow I’ll be leading the next @PalaeoPERCS seminar and will be talking about a recently launched project in the Usambara Mountains with @MakariusItambu @archaeo_udsm, @PantropicaNet, @MPI_GEA, and @palaeotropics https://twitter.com/palaeopercs/status/1613598203688910859

PalaeoPERCS @PalaeoPERCS

Pal(a)eoPERCS is back in 2023! Join us on Tuesday, January 17th for a seminar with Robert Patalano (@RobertPatalano) entitled "Usambara Mountains Archaeology and Palaeoecology Project (UMAPP)" at 1600 UTC!

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Robert Patalano @robertpatalano ·

6 Jan

The @MPI_GEA did a nice write-up on our recent publication on ancient reeds from the Great Wall and what they can tell us about past climate and environments. Check it out!

https://www.shh.mpg.de/2249422/great-wall-reeds-reveal-ancient-northwestern-china-climate

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gopesh.k.jha @atypical_sapien ·

2 Jan

Our Team will curate 15 exclusive sessions focusing on different questions of Human origins research and How South Asia may help us to answer those questions.

Meet our great team of Paleo Talks 2023.
@_nupur_t @Divyanshkrsinha @NehaAti @RasagnyaM

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gopesh.k.jha @atypical_sapien ·

2 Jan

Here is the new logo of Paleo talks, representing our multi-disciplinary perspective of Human origins research.

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Pantropica @pantropicanet ·

30 Dec

New paper by project members @palaeotropics and @RobertPatalano on organic remains from the ancient Great Wall of China and what they can tell us about past environments and climates. Out now in @SpringerNature @SciReports!

Robert Patalano @RobertPatalano

Thrilled to end the year with our new #OA paper in @SciReports! We used plant remains from ancient segments of the Great Wall to look at environmental and climate changes in northwestern China since the Han Dynasty. 1/7

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-27071-4

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This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No 850709)

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