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Mark Merlin on Historic Farming in Micronesia
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Mark Merlin on Historic Farming in Micronesia

Posted on November 8, 2021August 19, 2022 by Rebecca Hamilton

PANTROPICA Virtual Seminar Series #1: The past, present & future ‘Pantropocene’: Pacific perspectives Prof. Mark Merlin (U. Hawai’i) on The Anthropocene in Micronesia: Early Farmers…

Tamara Ticktin on Indigenous Land Management in Hawai’i & Fiji
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Tamara Ticktin on Indigenous Land Management in Hawai’i & Fiji

Posted on October 1, 2021August 19, 2022 by Rebecca Hamilton

PANTROPICA Virtual Seminar Series #1: The past, present & future ‘Pantropocene’: Pacific perspectives Prof Tamara Ticktin (U Hawai’i ) on Indigenous land management, resilience &…

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MPI-GEA Jena @mpi_gea ·
24 Feb

A new paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution shows how #interdisciplinary research into human-environment interactions can be used to understand the origins of the #Anthropocene and address its contemporary challenges
https://buff.ly/3YYO0kI

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Patrick Roberts @palaeotropics ·
24 Feb

Delighted to share our paper on the importance of mapping land use in the tropics for understanding past human Earth system heritages left for the 21st century @MPI_GEA. The work comes out of the @ERC_Research PANTROPOCENE project @PantropicaNet https://twitter.com/MPI_GEA/status/1629062655775309825

MPI-GEA Jena @MPI_GEA

A new paper in Nature Ecology & Evolution shows how #interdisciplinary research into human-environment interactions can be used to understand the origins of the #Anthropocene and address its contemporary challenges
https://buff.ly/3YYO0kI

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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

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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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