Apply Now! Wenner-Gren Fellowship in Anthropology and Black Experiences.
The deadline for applications is November 6, 2023, for a fellowship starting in September 1, 2024.
Info: https://t.co/RIjigu11s6
Apply: https://t.co/B4v6gXylWS
The fourth Virtual Conference for Women Archaeologists and Paleontologists (6-8th March 2024).
“Our aim is to showcase the work of women archaeologists and paleontologists whilst also providing community and support for women in science.”
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Earlier this week, Dr Dipuo Kgotleng hosted a student from Diepsloot on a job shadowing programme coordinated with an NGO, Worker’s World South Africa. They spent the day discussing archaeology & palaeo, as well as possible career options for the student to consider.
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The P-RI is offering a DHET NESP scholarship opportunity for an exceptional candidate with an interest in pursuing a Master’s degree in any aspect of archaeology & human evolution.
For more info: https://t.co/49hHkFDI5V
Bees generally can’t fly at night, they use the sun as a compass. Even if the sun is behind clouds, bees can infer it’s position using patterns of polarised light
So they may sleep in flowers, many blossoms close up at night, creating a warm space
@waitmanb@FlintDibble@LeeRberger shifting the blame to the permitting offices and the fact that he had permits. Absolutely not the point. Simply because you could, didn't mean you should.
Look who recently made an appearance at the #TarPits! Paleontologist Barbie has been assisting in preparing the skull belonging to Zed, our most complete Columbian mammoth, with a little help from Nibbles, our saber-toothed kitten puppet.
Some 500,000 years ago in central Africa, ancient human relatives chopped down trees and transformed the wood into digging tools, wedges and what might just be the world’s earliest-known wooden structure https://t.co/IdCaCiOg81