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Research and updates from all @FrontiersIn journals in the field of human dynamics. #openaccess
Lausanne, Switzerland
Joined August 2019
Every community needs its superhero. Under the guidance of Chief Editors J Freedman and P D Tolmie, over 960 researchers have published with Frontiers in Human Dynamics. Together, let's make an impact ⬇.
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RT @NannonStevens: Our new #openaccess paper is out: . Wetland sulfur isotope signals and dynamic isotope baselines: implications for archa….
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New Research: Low population density settlement patterns on California's Northern Channel Islands #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalArchaeology.
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Chronological and archaeofaunal data indicate that settlement of the earliest, low-density populations on California's Northern Channel Islands was condition...
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New Research: Collectivist values help solve the climate dilemma #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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Theories on evolution of cooperation assume that interacting individuals can change their strategies under different expected payoffs and cultural contexts. ...
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New Research: The impact of international trade, foreign direct investment, and demographic structure on the environmental quality of human well-being: evidence from Bhutan #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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Based on the environmental quality data pertaining to human well-being in Bhutan from 2002 to 2022, the ARDL-ECM model was employed to examine the long-term ...
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New Research: Island bioarchaeology and ritual knowledge transfer at Biniadrís cave (Menorca, Spain): a longue durée perspective #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalArchaeology.
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The Biniadrís cave is located in the southern part of the island of Menorca (Spain). It is the fourth funerary cave with preserved materials discovered in Me...
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New Research: Wetland sulfur isotope signals and dynamic isotope baselines: implications for archaeological research #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalArchaeology.
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Sulfur isotopic composition (δ34S) is used in archaeological research to reconstruct past mobility patterns and diet using environmental baselines. Human and...
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💫New collection open for submissions!. Stemming from the latest #ICAZ working group session at @UniofReading, contributions are also welcome from the broader #isotope, #zooarchaeology and historical #ecology field. 🔗Check out the details below and here:
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RT @Finisterra_ERC: New paper out! 🦌.Milena Carvalho & Jonathan Haws present a new zooarchaeological and taphonomic study of Neanderthal Le….
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Recent revisions of Neanderthal behavioral models call into question the notion of inflexible subsistence strategies. Here, we present new zooarchaeological ...
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New Research: Refining dietary shifts linked to climate oscillations in the Central Andes: stable isotope evidence from Vichama (1800–1500 BCE) #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalArchaeology.
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The balance between fishing and farming for the development of complex societies in ancient Central Andes is the subject of a long debate. Despite the availa...
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You can read about #Frontiersin #Environmental #Archaeology's newest paper about Neanderthal butchery on the @newscientist 'Humans' section! . 🔗Check out the full research article here:
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Amud and Kebara caves (northern Israel) are two broadly contemporaneous Middle Paleolithic sites dated to ca. 70–50 Ka BP, both located in the Mediterranean ...
Local food culture may have influenced how Neanderthals butchered their prey.
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New Research: Data-driven ethical guidelines for digitized mental health services: principal components analysis #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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IntroductionVarious regulatory bodies have published ethical principles, codes, and/or guidelines for mental health practice globally. Although such guidelin...
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RT @michelleeusebio: Waving to those into food, medical, and aromatic biomolecular #archaeology!!! . See and submit at .
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RT @FrontiersIn: New peptide markers in collagen let scientists ID extinct Aussie megafauna from bone fragments too damaged for DNA—like a….
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Scientists find new markers to identify species from fragments of fossilized bone and help us understand mysterious megafauna extinctions
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New Research: Cut from the same cloth? Comparing Neanderthal processing of faunal resources at Amud and Kebara caves (Israel) through cut-marks analyses #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalArchaeology.
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Amud and Kebara caves (northern Israel) are two broadly contemporaneous Middle Paleolithic sites dated to ca. 70–50 Ka BP, both located in the Mediterranean ...
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New Research: Editorial: The socioeconomic dynamics of settling down #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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Since the dawn of academic anthropology and archaeology, two centuries ago (e.g., Morgan 1877), the advent of farming has been positioned as a 'revolutio...
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New Research: Digital detox as a means to enhance eudaimonic well-being #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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ObjectivesThe study addresses the impact of digital detox, defined as a deliberate withdrawal from digital devices, on eudaimonic well-being, emphasizing the...
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New Research: The coopetition of human intelligence and artificial intelligence through the prism of irrationality #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is sometimes seen as a threat to humans, posing both ethical challenges and job losses; sometimes, as an opportunity. The aim of...
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New Research: Europe and the people without market history #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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Wolf’s Europe and the People Without History has significantly influenced anthropology and social science, marking a crucial point in the discipline’s engage...
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New Research: When the land leaves: place, displacement, and climate mobilities in an era of climate change #FrontiersIn #HumanDynamics.
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Reframing the notions of climate migration and climate-induced displacement as one type of involuntary climate mobility and human displacement, this conceptu...
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New Research: Modeling Coast Salish landscape/seascape use and territory with GIS #FrontiersIn #EnvironmentalArchaeology.
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In this paper we use Least Cost Analysis (LCA) and GIS to model site catchments for villages from two Coast Salish tribes—Tsleil-Waututh and Sts'ailes. Here,...
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