Archaeologist working in Aysén, Chile / interested in human-env interactions, hunter-gatherers, landscape learning / Grad Student at the University of Michigan
Still in the lab for #FlintFriday
Here’s some flakes of different raw materials, one is even a bifacial thinning flake!! (depending on who you ask I suppose…)
Our review on human history in South America is just out! Here we aim to create a comprehensive picture of the main events involved in the formation of contemporary South American indigenous populations. Many thanks to @MacsCastro and Tiago Ferraz!
https://t.co/dFqfeWX4MK
Help us 🎉celebrate 100 yrs of U. Michigan’s (@UMich) Museum of Anthropological Archaeology (#ummaa), consider its outsized impacts on arch. theory & practice, & chart the discipline’s future @ the “UMMAA at 100” conference, 29 Sept-2 Oct 2022. Info & reg: https://t.co/t7Zmg44GwQ
Cueva de los Aviones, Spain, looks out onto Cartagena harbor. The archaeological deposits in the cave include perforated shells that Neandertals colored with red ochre approximately 120,000 to 115,000 years ago.
Photo: Dirk Hoffmann and coworkers