Hi Tweeps, I have a student, Tumisang @thabo_alfeo who is doing a Masters project on African tribal Scarification. Please help me get the word of this survey out to as many colleagues in African countries as we can!! Thank you!!!
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While aquatic resource exploitation was a ‘fallback’ option for some of Lesotho's highland hunter-gatherers, there is considerable variability https://t.co/NGJcXvLN2K
Here we demonstrate how 'simple' surface fires significantly increase silcrete flake edge sharpness. Selection for heat treatment likely linked to concerns over functional performance.
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@CSHO_NYU@TheRealNYCEP @AlastairKey @justin_pargeter
Here, we explore whether a modern thermoplastic adhesive can serve as a replacement for two organic adhesives used by past peoples – pine rosin and hide glue – in modern experimental tests of prehistoric weaponry. @CSHO_NYU@AnthroKentState https://t.co/RcyJqrH59q
Hey folks! Awhile back I tweeted about making a #microfauna ID guide for myself based on teeth drawings from my PhD but as I've slowly been working on it, it seems like it would be useful for lots of people. Suggestions on ways to publish #openaccess?
Presenting new data on surface fire heat-treated silcrete's functional benefits at the 2020 ESHE meetings @ESHE_society video presentation available here:
@CSHO_NYU@justin_pargeter @AlastairKey
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MC Hammer retweeted me!😆 In the late 80’s, I was the only black female environmental science major at my school so my undergrad theme songs were U Can’t Touch This & 2 Legit 2 Quit! Thank you MC for helping me dance my way to success!🙏🏽 #BlackinGeoscienceWeek#BlackInGeoscience
Today's Introduction to Archaeology @CSHO_NYU discusses the pros and cons of preserving controversial historical monuments both past and present as well as the "value of the past" #ScholarStrike
Our lab website is now live with details for prospective graduate and undergraduate students interested in studying African Paleosciences @CSHO_NYU !
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It's officially SPRING 🌸!
#Arborweek2020 is a time to celebrate the beauty and importance of trees, especially trees that are indigenous to South Africa 🇿🇦 🌳!
Take the advice of these learners and plant a tree to reduce your carbon footprint 😉 https://t.co/Mkwk6MoAsJ
Lithic miniaturization during the period from ~30-10 ka in southern Africa was a strategic choice rather than an inevitable technological outcome https://t.co/1XBdhQzFUr