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Project ISLANDER Funded! 2020-2021

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

ISLANDER: Island Sustainability: the Legacy of Anthropogenic and Natural Disturbance on Ecological Resources

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Pantropica @PantropicaNet·

1/ We are delighted to finally be able to launch the PANTROPICA research network
http://www.pantrop.com
The main aim of this network is to provide a dedicated forum for bringing together research and researchers and stakeholders in the tropics.

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Patrick Roberts @palaeotropics·

Thank you so much @sharmaheritage for the invitation. I was honoured to present as part of this brilliant initiative and thank you to everyone who tuned in to listen for their time and excellent questions. https://twitter.com/sharmaheritage/status/1273987668578168833

ShantiPappu@sharmaheritage

Down Ancient Trails! Thank you @palaeotropics for the most interesting talk-and the debates and discussions regarding theories proposed. It's always so interesting to think about issues that we have taken for decades for granted and see things in a different light.

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Rebecca Hamilton @rebjham·

New paper out showing how swidden agriculture and recovery traits (including these bizarre Dipterocarpus resprouts) contribute to the long-term resilience of south-east Asia’s dry monsoon forests
https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1b3u1-4PRxmjn

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Patrick Roberts @palaeotropics·

The 'Resplendent Isle' truly is the gift that keeps on giving to Pleistocene archaeology. Thank you as ever to our wonderful Sri Lankan colleagues, including @OshanWedage and Siran Deraniyagala. And great work by @Dr_MCLangley as always. https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/6/24/eaba3831

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Robert Patalano @RobertPatalano·

Was asked if my #Biomarker Zoom seminar could be used as 'guest' lecture material for a new Environmental Change and Archaeology class. Really honoured by this and love the initiative. If anyone teaching in the fall would like to do the same, please let me know! Happy to help out

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