We were able to research a set of five Aurochs (Bos Pr.) skulls from the Upper-Rhine Valley. Together with our coop. partners from the Univ. of Dublin we seek to get a better understanding of the morphology and genetics of this animal
#aurochs#auerrind#lauresham#dublin#aDNA
As part of the celebration of #WorldWetlandsDay and the beaver theme raised by @RewildingEurope, we are pleased to share a beaver video provided by Mrs Andrea Herschel from one of our @Auerrindprojekt grazing sites along the river Weschnitz
#ActForWetlands#Rewilding#Beaver
The #YearOnTheField Project has been launched recently - we are happy to be the official host of the project's website!
International historians, farmers, scientists & living history farms raising one crop for one year. 🌾
Check the project's homepage: https://t.co/qtbJTXKJfZ
We are pleased to inform about a new collaboration with the Smurfit Institute of Genetics at the University of Dublin. Prof. Dan Bradley now intends to extract aDNA from 3 samples of pleistocene aurochs from Germany provided by the Auerrind project. #europeanrewildingnetwork
Part of the research efforts of the Auerrindproject is to compare and study cranial morphology of both Bos primigenius and Bos taurus as well as other wild Bovini. A first report is planned to be published in 2022. So stay tuned and support us in our efforts
#rewilding#aurochs
As part of the #12montsmanor series, we would like to share yet another functional replica with you: a spade.
This replica used in Lauresham is based on the find (8/9.th century) of Münchhausen. Within Lorsch Abbey itself, spade types like these have been discorered as well.
Today is the first worldwide #WorldRewildingDay ! The Auerrindproject is member of the European Rewilding Network (@RewildingEurope) and we are happy to play our role in making Europe wilder again!
#readytoRewild
Exhibits in focus! As part of our #12monthsmanor series, we want to present one of our ard (re)constructions used in Lauresham today. The deposit of Osterburken (approx 400 AD) ) served as a guide for the construction of this ard model, which was built in 2017/18.
#lauresham
Great blog post of Paul Starkey!
https://t.co/6kKV73zu2L
Mr. Starkey will also be one of the Key-Note speakers of our upcoming draft-animal conference on May 8-9th. Register now:
https://t.co/AYhSrZbrgN
25 Speakers from 14 countries!
Join us May 8-9th, when world experts, practitioners and researchers discuss the history, current use and future of draft animals in the world.
https://t.co/TnCbCrBvFM
Pics: P. Smit, E. Mergen, V. Dumitrescu, C. Kropp
#draftanim21
Progress at our Early Medieval pithouse construction site. We managed to finish the oak-door and the remaining willows are now harvested and soon ready to be worked with
#lauresham#pithouse#experimentalarchaeology
We are happy to announce the second keynote speaker for our upcoming conference "Draft animals in the Past, Present and Future":
Dr. Bertha Mudamburi (Namibia)
Draft animal issues, constraints and opportunities in Africa
Please register:
https://t.co/TnCbCrBvFM
#draftanim21