Some fantastic coverage of SEACHANGE PhD student Zoe Heard's research on historical fisheries exploitation in this article: https://t.co/V2qW2ravIw Zoe was also interviewed as part of BBC Radio 4's Today program. Listen again here (starting at 1:50:58): https://t.co/SUnOxDhzTk

Over the last year, the SEACHANGE team, led by Dr Luke Holman have been working on the publication of a themed issue in the journal Philosophical Transactions entitled “Shifting Seas: Understanding Deep-Time Human Impacts on Marine Ecosystems". https://t.co/vTikD6zq8O

Another very successful SEACHANGE annual meeting last month, hosted by JGU Mainz. Read all about it here: https://t.co/5wrH3Ghrrf

Some great news for the conservation of this species which is so integral to the research on the SEACHANGE project

We are very pleased to release this short video which highlights the exciting work being undertaken by the SEACHANGE project in Brazil. Huge thanks to our partners in Brazil and Andre Colonese for making this happen. https://t.co/R3JWImtat2

Hot off the press. Another fantastic publication by the team at the University of York in QSR: Marine exploitation and the arrival of farming: resolving the paradox of the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in Denmark https://t.co/gqI5tZO95S

Read all about our recent fieldwork campaign in Brazil here: https://t.co/yyhlsj5rBy

First day of fieldwork in Brazil and what a lovely start to the morning it is. The day will be spent examining prospective coring locations around the Acaraí State Park.

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The Exeter team have been busy attending events talking about the role of sclerochronology within the SEACHANGE project. Find out more here:

We'd like to announce that our Work Package 3 will now be focusing on the analysis of transitions during the last 7,000 years in the Babitonga Bay area of Southern Brazil. For more information visit the SEACHANGE website: https://t.co/fvu8sZOgSN

Thanks to the Natural History Museum for the write up of our recent collaborative work sampling some of their archived whale and seal bones. https://t.co/8ycVkQIklv

Another fantastic SEACHANGE annual meeting in Cornwall. An intense few days of reviewing results and planning future research.

Job opportunity! The University of York are looking for an analytical chemist/geochemist to join their team and work on the SEACHANGE project. https://t.co/vD1ymHqIhm

PUBLICATION ALERT: Dr Harry Robson, Oliver Craig and colleagues, of the SEACHANGE York team, publish a paper on how the ability of farming groups to adapt to their environment, was key to their northerly expansion.  https://t.co/AHKA0PSxvA

PUBLICATION ALERT! : Qian Huang, Martina Conti, and Bernd Schöne, members of the SEACHANGE Mainz and York teams, have published a paper looking at the bulk and amino acid nitrogen isotope compositions in different shell organic phases. Check it out here:

Want to join our team? A post-doctoral research position in marine paleoecology at the University of Mainz is available. More details can be found here:  https://t.co/261JkZlwJl

Exciting new job opportunity with the SEACHANGE project! Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Marine Ecosystem Modelling at the University of Exeter. https://t.co/t0YxNsqxbA

Enjoying a great hybrid sea-level meeting @GeolSoc and a great spread of posters and talks! I really enjoyed talking about my research @seachangeerc @NEaar_lab in the poster session #geolsocsealevel

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the SEACHANGE team as a Postdoctoral Research Associate at @UniExeCornwall - more details here: https://t.co/sTMaDtKrNh