New open access #book, 'Scale Matters: The Quality of Quantity in #Human#Culture and #Society', edited by Thomas Widlok and M. Dores Cruz.
Available from:
https://t.co/pp2FFwm6B3
New open access article, 'Peopling Prehistoric Coastlines: Identifying Mid-Holocene Forager Settlement Strategies in Northern Norway', by Damm et al.
Available from:
https://t.co/x4fG4S8PfT
New Research: Evidence of the Storegga Tsunami 8200 BP? An Archaeological Review of Impact After a Large-Scale Marine Event in Mesolithic Northern Europe: Around 8,200 years ago, the Storegga tsunami hit the coasts of the Norwegian and… https://t.co/LnJDCHJQsM #Earthscience
New open access article, 'Stone Age dwellings, sites and environment in coastal northern Norway: surveys and documentation of house-pit sites', by Skandfer et al.
Available from:
https://t.co/rphB4xusdO
@ISHGR5 Being at sites hopefully force you to consider the landscape from a foraging perspective: how would they move, what would they hear, what would they see? Angujartorfiup Nuuna, Greenland.
New article from Northern Norway by Stone Age Demograpics team member, the one and only Jan Magne Gjerde ! THE EARLIEST BOAT DEPICTION IN NORTHERN EUROPE- Oxford Journal of Archaeology - Wiley Online Library #rockart#petroglyphs#bergkunst https://t.co/eEd6V6ydwc
Let´s reinvigorate ground stone tool research! Here is my first, major attempt at just that. You wont believe how important slate technology is.
https://t.co/xJm81cax3R
Tonight I got off my flight from Seattle to London & went straight to an archaeology awards ceremony. I was excited - I’ve never been nominated for a research award before!
But the evening ended in lots of tears, and highlighted to me how far the discipline has to come.
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If you have missed them: check out the recently published book reviews of the triology of the Norwegian Early Mesolithic, the book on Creativity in the Bronze Age, and finally, on Royal Power in Medieval Northern Norway: https://t.co/Cwkywniejx #Archaeology#BookReview#academia
Jeg og @ARCHAEOfelix med kronikk i dag om hvordan historien viser at miljøendringer gir konflikt. Til tross bruk av historiebegrepet dreier det seg om generelle humanøkologiske responsmekanismer og arkeologiens bidrag. @UiTromso https://t.co/NyfmWnKGZu