A pleasure to work with Peter Mitchell and @AbidemiBabalol5 to delve into the archives of the Journal of Archaeo. Science for a special collection of enduring, impactful papers on African archaeology. Big thanks to the editors, esp @BarberenaRamiro for the invite!
Congratulations to current DPhil Jonathan Lim & School Alumni Dr Gonzalo Linares-Matas on this research using satellite imagery to create 3D models of small (~5m) burial monuments in Mauritania. https://t.co/4GcJRqBsTK
The recording from our last talk by Jonathan Lim is now on Youtube!
https://t.co/iVGJUWY7cM
"Nuna Nalluituq / The Land Remembers - Spatial technology and community engagement to protect Alaska Native heritage landscapes"
#digitalArchaeology#digitalHeritage#digiArch
How relevant were knowledge networks during the Early Pleistocene to explain the differences between Olduwan and Early Acheulean assemblages of East Africa? Check out J.Clark and G.Linares-Matás’ paper by ordering our new Knowledge-scapes volume: https://t.co/vs7ej8pmwx
Congratulations to @OOCDTP students Gonzalo Linares-Matás and James Clark, alongside Jonathan Lim, for their JAS: Rep article! They use publicly available datasets to map subsurface features potentially attractive to Pleistocene humans in the Chilterns. https://t.co/SkWIPPfZvg
Congratulations to @OOCDTP students Gonzalo Linares-Matás and James Clark, alongside Jonathan Lim, for their JAS: Rep article! They use publicly available datasets to map subsurface features potentially attractive to Pleistocene humans in the Chilterns. https://t.co/SkWIPPfZvg