A few more papers out in Early View from our PaleoAnthropology special issue!
Ian Tattersall - "Let Sleeping Syntheses Lie" https://t.co/15QQQG2SAB
Jay Stock et al. - "The Extended Evolutionary Synthesis and Distributed Adaptation in the Genus Homo" https://t.co/5uAcuwMuuK
Longman and colleagues investigated the performance trade-offs between cognitive functions under conditions of energetic stress. Encephalization may have increased the “adaptive cognitive flexibility” of our species.
#AJBA
https://t.co/AdRxZswu9i
New @PAVElabWestern research unlocks potential for more subtle behavioural interpretations in Bioarchaeology, and more integrated analyses of living and prehistoric human trabecular bone.
Postdoc opening in paleoproteomics with @CrickProteomics. Technical development & applications to Ice Age animals & human evolution. https://t.co/qSMjAxcJ7Z Join our lab including @marinasdsilva, @leo_speidel, @MatejaHajdi, @_kakia_, @Pooja_Swali, @TomDavy_, & @Boothicus.
Lovely to see all this incredible work on Taforalt come together in this monograph! Multidisciplinary teams bring so much more insight in what life was like in these prehistoric societies. Honored to have been a part of it.
Really cool research from my former student @RajBhag06940725 (coauthored with @OrnellaBertrand and myself) on the inner ears of fossil rodents. https://t.co/JByG0zjQ64
A great review of recent research in the emerging field of 'Human Athletic Palaebiology'. We'll be continuing research in the brand new
@PAVElabWestern. Stay tuned for more, including research with @ali__murray @danny_longman
https://t.co/29mWBSA0Yn
Also today is the day we are launching @ForagerChildren! FCS was founded in 2016 by four orphaned hunter-gatherer researchers (and by orphaned, I mean we were the only people in our departments studying forager kids) (1/n)
PUBLISHED Beetles, bodies and archaeology!🐜💀🔬 "Identification of dermestid beetle modification on Neolithic Maltese human bone: Implications for funerary practices at the Xemxija" led by PhD Jess E. Thompson Free to access in JAS Reports for 50 days ➡️https://t.co/N4LVVzhXZ8
Honored to be of service as Communications Officer over the next three years! 🙋🏻♂️
And thanks to @david_errickson for the impressive and kind example he’s set as my predecessor! 👊🏼
University of Victoria biological anthropologist Alison Macintosh led a study highlighting how maternal health and its impact on the pace of a girl’s development can also shape her adult bone strength. #ThisIsAnthro https://t.co/UgIENpXevQ