Wonderful reconnecting with friends for the board meeting of @GeevhE
: Group of Studies in Human Evolution. It warmed my heart to see everyone well & feel the spirit alive, after we found the association 16years ago!https://t.co/muHrKLauNi
Consider becoming a member today!RT!
@GeevhE's "Notes in Human Evolution": We value 'grey literature', i.e. original works of merit, extracurricular (articles) & curricular (written during UG, MA or PhD courses), which are overlooked by most journals. If you have a piece in the drawer, see this
CALL FOR PAPERS!
@GeevhE's "Notes in Human Evolution": Values 'grey literature', i.e. original works of merit, extracurricular (articles) & curricular (written during UG, MA or PhD courses), which are overlooked by most journals. If you have a piece in the drawer, see this CALL FOR PAPERS!👇
📣 7th Portuguese Conference on Paleopathology
Confirmed keynote speakers:
Professor Jane Buikstra
Dr. Julia Beaumont
Reminder: the @7thPCP will take place completely ONLINE and will be FREE for all participants.
Stay tuned for more news!
https://t.co/xnTwCBayeH
People living 100,000 years ago spent time collecting crystals via @newscientist
"A cache of beautiful crystals collected 105,000 years ago in South Africa is shedding new light on the emergence of complex behaviours in our species."
Read more: https://t.co/gEo4IFQvvo
This Thursday, we will welcome Prof. Eleanor Scerri @DrEleanorScerri, leader of @PanEvLab at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History @MPI_SHH on:
"Current research in West Africa and implications for human evolution"
Register here: https://t.co/HckxvpYaAL
Spider monkeys are known for their long spindly limbs and strong prehensile. They prefer pristine forest habitat and they live mainly in the upper forest canopy. These intelligent, endangered monkeys live in South America and Mexico. #MonkeyMonday
It's time for #BiBABites part 1! Today we are featuring the work of @megtheeprimatologist and colleagues on estimating hamadryas baboon home range in Ethiopia! #BlackinBioAnthBites
Do join us for this conversation about an ongoing project to redress colonial complicities in the @Pitt_Rivers collections. Working towards #criticalchange through #radicalhope with Maasai delegates who are dialling in from 🇰🇪 and 🇹🇿 Wed 10 March 5pm https://t.co/8qgaY0w1Cq
In 2018 Maasai delegates worked with @Pitt_Rivers curators to assess what problematic #Maasaiartefacts were held at the museums and change incorrect descriptions. It was a significant step of the ongoing indigenous led engagement with museums to #decoloniseculturalspaces.
Today meet our Secretary of the General Assembly Board, Richard Marques! With a BA in Archaeology and History & MSc in Human Evolution and Biology, currently a PhD student in History of Science & Scientific Education. Vice-Director of Institute of Education and Citizenship (IEC).
#Neandertals possessed the ability to perceive and produce human speech, a new study suggests https://t.co/spXcHaJAnt via @physorg_com#Neandertais tinham capacidades auditivas e de comunicação tão eficientes e complexas como as que caracterizam os humanos modernos.
Cristina is also invested in exploring the role of democratization of culture and cultural democracy in social change and development, through participatory art projects. Everything can be human evolution, depending on the perspective!
Meet Cristina Cruz our Fiscal Council President! BA in Anthropology, MSc in human Evolution & Ph.D. in Biological Anthropology, she navigates between past, present & future populations. She is associate professor at Lisbon School of Education teaching in various UG & PG degrees.
She is part of the coordination team of Community development & Artistic & Cultural Mediation degrees. She integrates her academic background with her teaching subjects & explores avenues where cultural heritage can provide insight on current issues regarding cultural diversity.
Cristina Cruz é a nossa Presidente do Conselho Fiscal! Estudou Antropologia, mestrado em Evolução Humana e doutorada em Antropologia Biológica, navega entre as populações do passado, presente e futuro. Professora no Escola Superior de Educação, Lisboa.