"Archeology as a discipline has a very colonial history," said Lindsay Amundsen-Meyer, an archeology instructor at the University of Calgary (@UCalgary), who has been working on the excavation.
#indigenous#archaeology#Canada
https://t.co/1lAvQObFGq
The #BronzeAge city with a palace and several large buildings could be ancient Zakhiku–believed to have been an important center in the Mittani Empire.
#archaeology@UniFreiburg@uni_tue
https://t.co/ProcAqaUvd
According to researchers, this dataset provides the first unambiguous test of the theory, which demonstrates that there are three distinct regimes of avulsions on fans and deltas.
#history#geography#rivers@ucsantabarbara@UMNews
https://t.co/WcbIjg0z4y
Before now, only short stretches of mitochondrial DNA from Pompeiian human and animal remains had been sequenced.
#DNA#genome#archaeology#pompeii
https://t.co/3iA7XcCGqB
Rivers jump course and forge a new path in rare and catastrophic events known as avulsions. They can wipe out entire cities along the largest waterways, yet they also create the fertile deltas that have nurtured many societies.
#geography#history
https://t.co/WcbIjg0z4y
Just published in Scientific Reports (@SciReports)—"Bioarchaeological and palaeogenomic portrait of two Pompeians that died during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD.” (Scorrano, Viva, Pinotti, Fabbri, Rickards, Macciardi)
#Pompeii#archaeology#DNA#genome
https://t.co/7CoU8QP2Og
Recently published in Nature (@Nature)—"Lidar reveals pre-Hispanic low-density urbanism in the Bolivian Amazon.” (Heiko Prümers, Carla Jaimes Betancourt, José Iriarte, Mark Robinson & Martin Schaich).
#Amazon#archaeology#lidar
https://t.co/YqwKvxETOV
Hundreds of discoveries have been made in melting ice patches and glaciers, revealing traces of hunting, trapping, traffic, animals, and plant life��small, frozen moments of the past.
#climatecrisis #archaeology #Norway @NTNUnorway
https://t.co/wUZPXCcPxL
"They’re very rare to find and exceptionally special artefacts," said Alex Thomson, Cotswold Archaeology's @CotswoldArch) Project Manager.
https://t.co/7BvV6AC0LZ
Researchers find two large sites of 147 hectares and 315 hectares in a dense four-tiered settlement system in the #Amazon using #lidar.
#Archaeology@UniofExeter@UniBonn
https://t.co/yGpLT4pVbU
Recently published in PLOS ONE (@PLOSONE)—"Salorno—Dos de la Forca (Adige Valley, Northern Italy): A unique cremation site of the Late Bronze Age.” (F Crivellaro, C Cavazzuti, F Candilio, A Coppa, U Tecchiati).
#BronzeAge#archaeology#history
https://t.co/Tc8gKAvp1F
Archaeologists are leading an international consortium to discover the origin of ancient ceramics from the Maritime Silk Route.
#archaeology#ceramics#History
https://t.co/J0JKgLlDnE
Before contact with settlers, the area was the scene of many battles between First Nations, said Tl’etinqox Chief and TNG tribal chair Joe Alphonse.
#archaeology#IndigenousPeoples
https://t.co/DTD5pWQXAm