So thrilled to see this out! We climbed mountains to ship rocks from Kenyan Oldowan sites to Bossou! Such cool results: Chimps select best new rocks for each task & youngsters improve fast by recycling adult kits 👌 @DavidRBraun1@M_BeardmoreHerd @primhevo
https://t.co/quFAhjhR2e
Hey everyone, I put a lot of work into putting together my archaeology presentation on Joe Rogan
If you liked it, and want more, please chip me a tip at https://t.co/g9sMNG5v9t
So proud of the
@gwCASHP
students who presented posters at the Paleoanthropology meeting yesterday in LA. Exciting work. Well done Nick, Kate, Joyce, and Niguss!
Absolutely thrilled to receive an NSF CAREER award! Looking forward to the next 5 years of field research and student training, in collaboration with @museumsofkenya and @turkanabasin, and course-based undergraduate research aimed at studying the evolution of human locomotion.
Applications are still open for #KFFS20204! Come join us for a summer research experience you will never forget. #Fellowships available for US residents. https://t.co/K9we2eDcqq
Former student and current researcher @mg_palisson received the Joan Cogswell Donner scholarship from the @TheLeakeyFndtn to attend KFFS’22, completing a project that won a student award at the AABA’23 conference. Want to join? 1st round apps due 1/5 https://t.co/YJULdSnLuu
Individual mentorship makes a difference. KFFS students work individually with a top researcher in the field to learn how to design and conduct research. Want to join: https://t.co/PEQ7DgFTyq
Student research is our passion and our pride! Here Maddy sorts tiny fish bones to understand how they make it from the past to the present. Want to join us? https://t.co/PEQ7DgFTyq
📢 “The first Miocene fossils from coastal woodlands in the southern East African Rift” from Paleo-Primate Project Gorongosa describes the first Miocene fossils from coastal woodlands in the southern East African Rift in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique
https://t.co/XDzR8bGTK5
Great to see this work published. A wonderful example of the collaborative efforts of Koobi Fora Field School, CASHP, and the National Museums of Kenya. Many KFFS student authors!!