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SpringerAnthro brings you news from Springer in Anthropology and Archaeology as well as tweets from others that you might find interesting (and quirky).

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One Of The World’s First Cities Became More Prosperous Without Making The Rich Richer https://t.co/HFQsVGFk0Y

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"Applying a handheld structured-light scanner, we recorded the vessels’ interior surfaces [of Pompeian tabernae] with high precision and produced complete 3D models of these counter-embedded vessels."
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We found hundreds of huge ancient mass graves hidden in the Sahara desert https://t.co/EJT2DGx2sf via @ConversationEDU

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What women’s work songs reveal about the changing climate https://t.co/ZGmEBZJKUa via @ConversationUK

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Tracing the Legacy of West Africa’s Prehistoric Metalworkers https://t.co/KrOltn6EqX

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Submissions are now open for this year's Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry Early Career Award!

The award recognizes the most outstanding manuscript submitted to Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry by an early career scholar. Deadline is April 15th, 2026.
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Mapping cemeteries for class: How students used phones and drones to help a city count its headstones https://t.co/E41TnwOvFd via @physorg_com

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Aerial lidar mapping can reveal archaeological sites while overlooking Indigenous peoples and their knowledge https://t.co/0cErMv6YJB via @ConversationUS

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Ancient Egyptians Reused Coffins: New Insights Uncovered https://t.co/Gf1FTVPkni

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Revealing Pre-European Glass Beads: Insights from Iron Age Africa https://t.co/StNnKPtxqd

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"these pieces of pottery were more than pretty possessions—they helped people make sense of their surroundings and think through complicated tasks."

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Stories from traditional knowledge combined with archaeological work trace 2,300km of Songlines https://t.co/WySM7Egnjq via @ConversationEDU

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The science of human touch – and why it’s so hard to replicate in robots https://t.co/vgiKCNJPFl via @ConversationUK

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8,000-year-old botanical art reveals the world’s earliest mathematical thinking via @https://twitter.com/Archaeology_Mag https://t.co/JTy5Xe0niQ

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Technological Strategies and Diversity of Management of Limestone Pebbles at the Site of Terra Amata (southeast, France) in the Context of MIS11 in Western Europe https://t.co/fMcHKpdSKp @PGarciaMedrano et al 👏

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@CihanTugal @ulrikemsad @CihanTugal I can help with that! Here's a non-paywalled read-only link for you: https://t.co/sf99zOjSDk.

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Homo heidelbergensis and The Origins of The Middle Stone Age: The Kabwe (Broken Hill) Lithic Assemblage https://t.co/N89G0bjqET

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Paleo narrative upended with evidence of prominent plant use through ages https://t.co/Upmd3R0gIu