Could I also alert you to @HeasVienna, our new Forschungsverbund or Research Network in Vienna. Follow this account for new insights into Human Evolution and Archaeological Science as we begin and expand over the next few months!
Ten millennia of hepatitis B virus evolution - A new study traces the evolution of the hepatitis B virus from prehistory to the present, revealing dissemination routes and changes in viral diversity https://t.co/8hFt8wJMgK
Today I have talk on Epipaleolithic in Central Asia in frame of @ERC_CLIOARCH workshop. Thank you for a great organization and sweet presents @t_shumon
New article is out in QI. Read about paleoenviroment in Fergana Valley based on mollusсs study from #Epipaleolithic Obishir-5 site. The study provided by Dr. G. Danukalova, Dr. E. Osipova, Dr. M. Krajcarz, G. Brancaleoni, A. Abdykanova and @Dr_Shnaider@IAET_SBRAS__NAP
Scientific Educational Centre New Archaeology (NSU) and the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography SB RAS launch the second season of the lectures of Novosibirsk and Barnaul leading archaeologists dedicated to Bronze and Iron Ages in Siberia
https://t.co/g1sxEZGMpp
In July #paleocentralasia team provided an excavations in Biika cave (Russian Altay), that dates from 35 kaBP and also contains reach Holocene layers.
@IAET_SBRAS__NAP
New article with @RenduW@Katerina__Douka @PalaeoTwit and A. Fedorchenko on the most earlier ornamentation from High Asia, #pamir mountains, that dated around 8-6 kaBP. Based on this analysis we suggest on the migration into Pamir from Tian-Shan
#Archaeology@IAET_SBRAS__NAP
Glacial archaeology in the Altai Mountains of Mongolia just started, but @wtt_taylor and colleagues have already discovered exiting finds going back thousands of years - like the 1500-year-old rope shown in the video, found at 3200 m! And the landscape ..❤️
Video:@peterswandering
A new study published in @CellPressNews reveals the deepest connection to date between prehistoric hunter-gatherers in Siberia and the First Americans. https://t.co/E9BoXHa9SQ
📸: 1976 excavation of Ust'-Kyakhta-3 site located on the Selenga River. Cred: A. P. Okladnikov
Last two weeks I had a great work session in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan with @salnoor_15. Unfortunately because of the coronavirus I had to cancel my trip earlier.
I'm highly sad to leave lovely and wonderful Central Asia, hope soon I will be here again and to see my best friends