UOW Archaeology
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Formerly 'Centre for Archaeological Science'. Develop, integrate and apply modern scientific techniques to answer questions about the human past.
Wollongong
Joined July 2014
New paper out in Nat. Comm. by UOW Zenobia Jacobs, Bo Li, and Bert Roberts. A comprehensive summary of Denisova cave, the site where the enigmatic hominin Denisovan was initially identified.
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Nature Communications - Here, the authors present mtDNA and chronological data for sediments from excavations in the South Chamber of Denisova Cave, from which they construct a timeline of hominin...
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New paper out on a controlled experiment of Levallois flaking by Sam Lin, @Ceciliabm_, @clarchaeology and former UOW students Matthew McNaughton and Amy Innes. Another great example of student research training in archaeology @UOW
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📢New study by Alex Mackay and UOW students Jack McGarry and Ella Boss on experimental heat treatment of silcrete. Excellent example of student research training & involvement @UOW
https://t.co/Dja28IXb61
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Two papers out in @ELSenviron Quaternary Science Reviews involving Zenobia Jacobs and Rosaria Saktura on dating sites in South Africa, including a high-resolution chronology for the important site of Pinnacle Point in Western Cape. https://t.co/t55Zf4IGpU
https://t.co/4sZfshDACc
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📢Have a look at the latest paper by PhD student Lolita Trenchat. We are so proud of our archaeology PhD students!
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This pilot study focusses on improving the methodological approach of histotaphonomy by integrating image analysis software for assessing bone diagenesis in both bone histological sections and...
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Archaeology continues, no matter what the future brings. Eline Schotsmans is giving a lecture at Hacettepe University in Ankara @UOW @UOWEnviro
Yarın Hacettepe Antropoloji'de iki harika sunum var. @ElineMarieS çalıştığı ceset çiftliğindeki deneyler hakkında konuşacak. Marco ise Kuzey İtalya ve İsviçre'de insan hareketliliği ve ölü gömme geleneklerini anlatacak.
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Great experience! I had a great opportunity to talk a bit about my research, share my experience in Australia and even sing (I am not quitting my day job for this last thing).
Nuevo podcast de #CientificosEnLaOnda, esta vez desde Australia (@srap_ieap) con Cecilia Barroso (@Ceciliabm_), quien nos habla de evolución humana 👉 https://t.co/CmbWgc3jP0
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Very proud of Lily, my exchange master student from Bordeaux!
At the World Neolithic Congress, Urfa, Turkey, colleagues from PACEA, PhD/post-doc fellows, former master's students, presented research. Topics ranged from ancient DNA studies and burial practices to symbolic productions. showcase of our team’s work @univbordeaux @CNRSecologie
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Our annual SEALS HDR conference at Thirroul Surf Club was a success @uowresearch 🔝location and 🔝 HDR Organising Committee @UOWEnviro ! Especially proud of the archaeology docs and postdocs 🥼🩻! #ThisIsUOW
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First large-scale study on bone surface diagenesis uncovers key histotaphonomic changes in modern bones exposed to surface conditions. EF member @ElineMarieS experimentally shows that unvalidated assumptions in #histotaphonomy are incorrect. @uowresearch
https://t.co/9dmJ1980yf
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Very interesting talk and discussion today by @CTennie on the evolution of Human Culture @UOWEnviro Thanks for your visit, Claudio!
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Congratulations to Corey O'Driscoll on publishing another paper on his PhD research. The study explores the technological organisation of Early Middle Stone Age at Mertenhof, South Africa during MIS 5.
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Finally out @PLOSONE ! First large-scale study on bone diagenesis and #histotaphonomy in modern humans providing a lack of support for the assumed relationship between putrefaction and bone histology erosion. + Pigs are not to be used for bone biodegradation research @uowresearch
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Congratulations to @Ceciliabm_ on publishing her first PhD paper! The @PLOSONE study presents the design of a synthetic hammerstone that can measure percussion force during stone knapping experiments. @UOW @uowresearch
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The process of making stone tools, specifically knapping, is a hominin behaviour that typically involves using the upper limb to manipulate a stone hammer and apply concentrated percussive force to...
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