While we are looking forward to welcoming students for the new academic year, we are happy to share this memory from our 2018 field season at L'Anse aux Meadows! @Peat_Lab
Yes b'y: an archaeological adventure at L'Anse aux Meadows https://t.co/yXFPeVncLm via @YouTube
Great post doc opportunity here for an isotope zooarch PhD and chance to live in beautiful Santander too - me and @Jennifer_Bones are both involved with this ERC project led by Ana Belen Marin-Arroyo 🦴 ⚛️ 🦬 🐴 🦌
Our wolf paper is out! https://t.co/y3KQnxRlYz Analysing 72 ancient 🐺 genomes from the last 100,000 years, we: #1 chart wolf natural history through the Ice Age, #2 directly detect natural selection, #3 reveal that dogs have dual ancestry. A 🧵 (11), illustrations by @jessrpeto
It’s been a long time coming but we are delighted to open the call for papers for UKAS Aberdeen 2022! Submission deadline is December 17th 2021 for our face-to-face April 20th-22nd 2022 meeting in sunny Scotland. Please retweet far and wide! https://t.co/MlQElWdlIg #archsci
We are happy to announce that @aberdeenuni 's department of #archaeology is now certified by CIfA/UAUK @InstituteArch first dept in Scotland to be accredited by UK's professional archaeology org. Great benefits for students! @UoAGeosciences
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Two junior staff scientist roles in our lab (2-year posts):
🦴💀 Bioarchaeologist working on ethical sampling of human and canid remains https://t.co/FNTd3cWbei
🧬🤖 NGS technician working on automated aDNA workflows https://t.co/5t6cbbDtvK
About us: https://t.co/7r2IsDjGJf
Interested in pursing a PhD in environmental ancient DNA at the University of Aberdeen? Get in touch if you do! Application deadline is 18th January 2021.
@UoA_Archaeology @UoAMortl @UoAGeosciences#ancientDNA
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In this ancient dog DNA study by Anders Bergström et al., we show that already 11,000 years ago there were ≥5 different dog groups across the world. https://t.co/paSxpe6Eny
We then trace the history written in dog & human DNA together, through the Holocene to global dogs today.
Some folk have expressed interest in me reading a chapter from my book, so here is the prologue (I've tagged as many folk who were kind and encouraging as I could!) https://t.co/P9yyutyBeJ
My wife has suggested I use the lockdown to film myself doing a reading from The Missing Lynx because, and I quote, "you have a nice speaking voice". Any interest? My accent is an unplaceable Highland burr that generally gets mistaken for Canadian/Welsh/Irish/Aussie.