Merci pour tous les bons moments partagés. Tu vas nous manquer, Pierre. Thank you for the wonderful moments we shared. We will miss you Pierre.

Celebrating our colleague Lena for completing her Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship at TraceoLab! Your intelligence and kindness have impacted us all. We look forward to your future successes! 🎉 #CareerMilestone #ResearchExcellence

An unforgettable experience for our lab! 🧬✨We had the privilege to meet Dr. Svante Pääbo, Nobel Prize winner in Medicine 2022 for his pioneering work on the Neanderthal genome. 🧬It was an incredible opportunity to discuss our research with him.

We're excited to share the launch of "Guildford Fire Station: Excavation of a Late Upper Palaeolithic Campsite in the River Wey Valley, Surrey," co-authored by Sonja Tomasso & Veerle Rots. Download it here: #Archaeology #Palaeolithic

Our latest research in PLOS ONE explores how weathering and burial processes impact stone tool residues in temperate environments. It features the first biweekly monitoring of residue weathering over a year and a long-term burial analysis. 🌱🗓️

Today, as part of the SAPEX project, we had the privilege of working with Master Craftsman Harold Lamon, a true expert in green woodworking. It's been an incredible experience learning from a true master! #experimentalarchaeology #SPURULiege

The visit was also a unique opportunity for the team to discuss with an expert in lithic technology.

Last week, we had the honor of welcoming Pierre-Jean Texier (Emeritus Research Director, CNRS - UMR LAMPEA) to our lab, where he shared his immense experience and skills as part of an experiment on blade production.

Tomasso et al (2024): Exploring the link between plant minerals and wear formation on stone tools through experimentation: a view from the wetland 👉

If you're interested in exploring this fascinating research further, check out TraceoLab’s recent publications on this topic:. Conard & Rots (2024): Rope making in the Aurignacian of Central Europe more than 35,000 years ago 👉

📜 Exciting news from the Stone Age History of Clothing conference in Halle/Saale, Germany! Veerle Rots, Sonja Tomasso, and Dries Cnuts presented their research on plant working : "Functional Approaches to Understand Plant Processing and Fibre Technology in the Paleolithic."

Our latest study explores how wetland plants, rich in minerals like silica, shape wear patterns on stone tools using a combined approach of botany, experimental archaeology, and traceology! .

🚨 New Publication Alert from TraceoLab! . Excited to share our latest research by Christian Lepers, Justin Coppe and Veerle Rots: ."The Propulsion Phase of Spear-Throwers and its Implications for Understanding Prehistoric Weaponry" 🏹🔍

🎉 Huge thanks to everyone who made the INSTONE Workshop on Non-Flint Materials a success! 🙌. Special shoutout to the speakers for their insightful presentations & to the audience for your active participation. Your engagement made it a truly memorable event!

"Happening now! Traceolab's INSTONE Workshop on non-flint materials has just kicked off!"

📅 **Deadline:** September 30, 2024 .📧 **Apply Now by sending your proposal to inspire.traceolab@uliege.be .🔗 :Learn More & Apply: (.

💡 **Why Apply?**. - Get unparalleled expertise and support from TraceoLab & Prehistomuseum for your research. - Collaborate with leading professionals in the field.

FIRST CALL FOR EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH PROJECTS to get support from INSPIRE!!. Are you passionate about prehistoric archaeology and eager to advance your research with experimental approaches? INSPIRE @ Liège is here to support your lithic-focused projects! More info below:

🚨 The INSTONE Workshop is just around the corner! If you're interested in attending, make sure to register by 10 September. 📅 For more details and to check out the full program, scan the poster's QR code or click the following link: #INSTONE

Happening Now! The ongoing SAPEX project is taking place under a beautiful blue sky! 🌞 Learn more: