Michael McCormick

Francis Goelet Professor of Medieval History, Chair of the Initiative for the Science of the Human Past at Harvard @HarvardSoHP

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

Good news! @HarvardSoHP, MHAAM, & the Historical Ice Core Project are on PBS this month! “The End of the Romans” explores how #archaeoscience is changing our understanding of the fall of Rome. Available until Nov 23!

https://t.co/3pQxe67X0E

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

This is an event you don’t want to miss!

[SoHP at Harvard @HarvardSoHP]

Family, Food, & Health in Bronze Age Greece: New Light from the Max Planck-Harvard Research Center

Philipp Stockhammer @stockhammerph, Professor of Prehistoric #Archaeology, Ludwig Maximilian University & Deputy Director (MHAAM) at @Harvard 11/14, 5PM.
Reception to follow

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

And I’m lucky enough to have an office right next to him during my sabbatical!

[SoHP at Harvard @HarvardSoHP]

.@HarvardSoHP & MHAAM take deep satisfaction in the 2022 @NobelPrize in Physiology/Medicine awarded to @SvantePaabo Dir. of @MPI_EVA_Leipzig, pioneer in the study of ancient DNA to reconstruct the human past. Dr. Pääbo is one of the inventors of the new Science of the Human Past!

[Freethink @freethinkmedia]

.@Harvard professor Michael McCormick (@ProfMMcCormick) identified the absolute “worst year to be alive” - and no, it was not 2020. Let's discuss:🧵

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

4 Surprising Discoveries from Ancient DNA
https://t.co/Klgz0WkQO0

[Valérie DELATTRE @vdelattreinrap]

Clap de fin d'une expérience inoubliable. Echanges fructueux et perspectives enthousiasmantes autour de la santé, des vulnérabilités et des pandémies.
MERCI @ProfMMcCormick et Solenn Troadec.
See you soon John Harvard !
@Inrap @Blanchard_Inrap
I. Catteddu M-C Truc

[Valérie DELATTRE @vdelattreinrap]

The fab four...work in progress...
@vdelattreinrap @Blanchard_Inrap
Isabelle Catteddu Marie-Cécile Truc
@Inrap

[Ph. Blanchard @Blanchard_Inrap]

Début du workshop à Harvard avec 4 autre collègues de l'Inrap : Isabelle Carte du, Valérie Delattre et Marie Cécile Truc. #inrap

[Ph. Blanchard @Blanchard_Inrap]

Début du workshop à Harvard avec Isabelle Cattedu, Marie Cécile Truc et @vdelattreinrap !
@Inrap

[Valérie DELATTRE @vdelattreinrap]

En place pour le workshop à Harvard...
@vdelattreinrap @Blanchard_Inrap Isabelle Catteddu Marie-Cecile Truc
@Inrap

[Inrap @Inrap]

[💬 #Conférence] Approches (bio)archéologiques : la maladie et la mort dans la France du haut Moyen Âge

Par @vdelattreinrap, @Blanchard_Inrap, Isabelle Catteddu et Marie-Cécile Truc

📍 À @Harvard, demain 24/06 à 21 h (heure de Paris), en direct sur Zoom👉https://t.co/1Rnuf90Wlb

[Ph. Blanchard @Blanchard_Inrap]

Team Inrap in workshop at Harvard University. With Michael Mc Cormick and Solenn Troadec.
@vdelattreinrap @Inrap

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

This week and you won’t want to miss it! Sign up link within thread

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A 🧵for the next @HarvardSoHP public program on June 24 (in-person and virtual): Approches (bio)archéologiques: la maladie et la mort dans la France du haut Moyen-Âge/
(Bio)archaeological approaches to disease and death in early medieval France

[Harvard Magazine @HarvardMagazine]

The lab of @HarvardHEB professor David Reich has sequenced more than 16,000 #ancient humans from around the world. The #DNA shows interbreeding among modern humans, #Neanderthals, and another archaic human, the Denisovans.
https://t.co/Klgz0WCscA

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

A 🧵for the next @HarvardSoHP public program on June 24 (in-person and virtual): Approches (bio)archéologiques: la maladie et la mort dans la France du haut Moyen-Âge/
(Bio)archaeological approaches to disease and death in early medieval France

[Maria Spyrou @ma_spyrou]

Our paper published today @nature describes an ancient epidemic that occurred in central Eurasia in the years 1338-1339. We find that the epidemic was caused by plague (Y. pestis) and that it was associated with the beginnings of the Black Death. https://t.co/nWzObniTT3

[SoHP at Harvard @HarvardSoHP]

(Bio)archaeological approaches to disease and death in early medieval France.
Conference @Harvard, June 24, 2022, 3-4PM
@Harvard_History.
Sponsored by the Max Planck-Harvard Research Center (MHAAM), SoHP, w/ support of Lounsbery Foundation, fostering French-American cooperation.

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

Friday, June 24, 2022
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm EDT (followed by public reception)
CGIS South: Belfer Case Study Room (Lower Level)
1730 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA
The program will be conducted in English.
Hybrid In-Person and Virtual! Zoom webinar link:
https://t.co/kmPuc5XD7s

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

A 🧵for the next @HarvardSoHP public program on June 24 (in-person and virtual): Approches (bio)archéologiques: la maladie et la mort dans la France du haut Moyen-Âge/
(Bio)archaeological approaches to disease and death in early medieval France

[Michael McCormick @ProfMMcCormick]

Solenn Troadec, Postdoctoral Fellow, Initiative for the Science of the Human Past, Harvard University

Marie-Cécile Truc, Responsable d’opération et étude du petit mobilier haut Moyen Âge - Moyen Âge, Ingénieure de recherche Inrap, UMR 6273 CRAHAM Université de Caen