Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group

Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology (SuSaMi) Research Group. For geoarchaeologists and micromorphologists working in Southeast Asia & Australia. All welcome!

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

Westell et al @Flinders @FLINArchaeology apply microstratigraphy to demonstrate a 40 ka-old hearth in South Australia; a significant contribution of Aboriginal Australian culture to studying modern human culture in the deep past!
https://t.co/dE3CYCBzwH
https://t.co/dE3CYCBzwH

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

Amazing finds. Expected, but only now realised, thanks to dreaming big, being unprecedented, & right timing & support. Harold Berghuis PhD! Bravo!
https://t.co/yI8VSFQBPb

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

Amazing finds. Expected, but only now realised, thanks to dreaming big, being unprecedented, & right timing & support. Harold Berghuis PhD! Bravo!
https://t.co/RrERzObEU2

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

@SuSaMiGroup

[Vito Hernandez @ingatkatandaan]

Starting 2025, I'll be working alongside @dr_marpol @Flinders and international colleagues on Cambodian research. Using #microarchaeology, I'll be helping unravel narratives of resilience anchored on deeper understanding of economy, industry and environmental change. Stay tuned!

[Vito Hernandez @ingatkatandaan]

Working in the field of Human Evolution and using Microarchaeology to make sense of it all? Please consider submitting a paper abstract to our session on this exciting theme at WAC-10. DM me for more info. https://t.co/3Lysoaoj5N

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

@SuSaMiGroup congratulates @MikeGeoarch for receiving a @Flinders Vice Chancellor's Award for Research Excellence in understanding the evolution of our species and other Pleistocene human populations using #microarchaeology. More power to you, Mike & @FLINArchaeology

[Mike Morley @MikeGeoarch]

Excited to announce I received a @Flinders University Vice Chancellor's Award for Research Excellence, for my work employing #microarchaeology to better understand the evolution of our species and other Pleistocene human populations @FLINArchaeology

https://t.co/8d2OdRRsGI

[Southeast Asian Archaeology @seaarch]

New study on Laos’ Tam Pà Ling cave links climate change to fossil deposits and fire traces, hinting at early human activity. #southeastasianarchaeology #Laos #HomoSapiens #TamPaLingCave #fossils
https://t.co/1xaDIqZrlE

[Vito Hernandez @ingatkatandaan]

Our work covered by @IFLScience

Thanks for the coverage guys!
https://t.co/XdfBiF1Vmh
@MikeGeoarch @Flinders @FLINArchaeology

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

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@SuSaMiGroup @Flinders

[Mike Morley @MikeGeoarch]

Fossils and fires: insights into early modern human activity in the jungles of Southeast Asia – News https://t.co/x1B1iddQJa

[Chris Stringer @ChrisStringer65]

Fossils and fires: Insights into early modern human activity in the jungles of Southeast Asia https://t.co/gshyxWX8Hg via @physorg_com

[Vito Hernandez @ingatkatandaan]

Check out the latest paper to come out of the @Flinders Microarchaeology Laboratory led by @MikeGeoarch @FLINArchaeology. Follow them for more #fearless research. Shout out to @Indi750 and the rest of the team working at the site! More exciting stuff to come!

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

Read the latest from @SuSaMiGroup members @ingatkatandaan and @MikeGeoarch

[Vito Hernandez @ingatkatandaan]

READ 👇 the latest research on Tam Pà Ling from @Flinders @FLINArchaeology published in Quaternary Science Reviews. The results highlight the key contribution of microstratigraphy to studying early Homo sapiens evolution and dispersals in the Far East.
https://t.co/tR7kbBenjl

[Victoria Oberreiter @anthropovic]

Happy to announce our methodological paper on sedaDNA is out!
Make sure to check it out if you’re interested in facilitating and speeding up your screening process! @PinhasiL

https://t.co/5pq2KUbrzx

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

New research provides direct evidence that seafarers travelled along the equator to reach islands off the coast of West Papua more than 50 millennia ago. https://t.co/Q5uSb1EV9Y

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

In the Island of Flores in Indonesia!

[nature @Nature]

Tiny arm bone belonged to smallest ancient human ever found https://t.co/xlFzuifVqD

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

New 700,000-year-old fossils from island east of Bali hint at ancient shrinking of extinct miniature humans. @UOW https://t.co/Wnd7BydGJ6

[Sunda & Sahul Micromorphology Research Group @SuSaMiGroup]

https://t.co/LOnT5ls7Ij

[PNASNews @PNASNews]

Opinion piece: Researchers can now retrieve DNA directly from sediments and soils (#sedaDNA). However, to properly interpret this DNA, they need to understand its context and association within the archaeological record. https://t.co/efLG6hYnoF #archaeology

[Caroline Spry @carolinedigs]

Read my full article (open access) in @AustArchJ here:

https://t.co/VFZL3U3dKe

‘The future of knowledge sharing: Why #AncientApocalypse and #HomoNaledi are smashing it and we’re not’