Dr Eva F. Martellotta
@eva_martellotta
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Techno-functional and traceological analysis of organic tools. Follow me on Bsky https://t.co/bBnyK4Nh9k
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined October 2017
Are you interested in geoarchaeology, the entanglement of geo-sciences & archaeology? Do you use novel approaches to decipher human & landscape evolution? Join our session in #EGU25, convened by Y. Ben Dor, @ArikBuller, @mae_goder & @OikonomouYannis. Cannot wait to see you there!
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Mark January 16th 2025 your diaries, as we organise a Symposium on the Middle Palaeolithic open-air site of Kalavan - 2, Armenia! Many interesting talks ahead! We look forward to seeing you in person or via zoom! The full programme will be announced soon - Stay tuned! #TransCause
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Such a privilege to be invited to the ‘Revolution Wood’ conference in #Schöningen Let’s all talk more about organic materials in #Palaeolithic #Archaeology 🪵🦴🌱 p.s. YES — the spear in the pic is one of the originals 🤩
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Excited to attend the “Revolution Wood” conference in #Hannover and Shöningen! First day done and dusted, with amazing speakers and inspiring discussions on the role of organic materials 🪵🦴 in #Palaeolithic #Archaeology
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Our research at the site – which was traditionally restricted to women – has also uncovered tools previously only associated with male crafters writes Irina Ponomarevas (@Griffith_Uni) and Jangga Elders Colin McLennan and Marie Wallace.
theconversation.com
Our research at the site – which was traditionally restricted to women – has also uncovered tools previously only associated with male crafters.
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Check out the paper published by my friend Irina A. Ponomareva and colleagues on the first dated Aboriginal women's sacred area in Australia https://t.co/kyW60C0o5D
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
This paper provides the initial chronological framework for an Australian Aboriginal women's sacred area, based on the first absolute ages obtained through luminescence dating. The Thirteen Mile...
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With @LucDoyon1 Art and symbolism in the Pleistocene, a brief update on the latest methodological advancements and new data https://t.co/urbOLdMBnU
@CNRSecologie @univbordeaux @CNRSAquitaine
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What an amazing workshop! Exciting multi-proxy results towards the holistic understanding of human behaviour. Stimulating discussions under the prism of population dynamics in the Caucasus and beyond #TransCause ! Not enough words to summarise our meeting in Toledo!
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What a great day visiting Sierra de Atapuerca and @museoevolucion in Burgos! Amazing sites and amazing people! @HumEnDyLAB #TransCause
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For young anthropologists!
Piccola presentazione del gruppo, se volete saperne di più...non mancate al primo convegno a Roma!! ✨ Vi aspettiamo il 2-3 settembre! Per saperne di più
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Just a month until our mid-term conference of the ERC project #TransCause, in Toledo, Spain! Come to hear the exciting presentations from all our international colleagues and take a look at our fresh data. Looking forward to seeing you all soon! 19-24 May, Toledo, Spain.
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Given the abundance of bone retouchers in Middle Palaeolithic contexts, a thorough investigation into the intentionalitybehind their manufacturing processes could significantly impact their relevance within other Palaeolithic bone industries
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This decision-making process is influenced by the morphology of the bone,presenting challenges that individuals learn to overcome during the experiment🦴👌 In our experiment, certain percussion marks on specific skeletal elements indicate intentional bone retoucher manufacturing.
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Results show how individuals make technological decisions, rapidly acquiring experience in retoucher manufacturing that extends beyond mere intuition. 🦴🤔 The choice of bone-breaking technique(s) reflects the intention behind either marrow extraction or making bone retouchers
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In our experimental protocol, we explore decision-making processes involved in manufacturing bone retouchers, focusing on how these decisions areguided by intentional production rather than solely marrow extraction
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Bone retouchers stand out as widespread tools throughout the PalaeolithiC,and are tpically considered a by-product of butchering activities. ....But is this always the case?🔎 The possibility of intentional manufacturing has been rarely considered but should not be dismissed 👇
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Nee Paper! 📢📃 The Role of Individual Decision‑Making in the Manufacturing of Bone Rtouchers https://t.co/NhRZdRPSD1 |Open Access|@SpringerNature 🦴An experimental protocol to understand the intentional manufacturing of bone retocuhers 🧵👇
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Some interesting results of my PhD thesis on #boomerangs and #retouchers in #Aboriginal #Australia published by @exarc_net ! https://t.co/P5h6sQ4A9U
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