Proud to see seven academics appointed to #REF2029 panels 🎉
Catherine Henshall, Tim Vorley, Levent Altinay, Rachel Wang, Lucy Vickers, Simon Underdown, Katharine Craik.
https://t.co/R0w3EvnOXt
According to Google Scholar, this paper has just recived it's 100th citation - not bad for a theory paper! https://t.co/ZhK49sKSz2 And especially nice as it was a bit of pig to get published @sunderdown
Got to love @evrisupportline you tried to deliver my parcel at 1226 (not the 1900-2100 slot you emailed me). I’m in and the ‘photo evidence’ is clearly in the back of a van surrounded by other parcels….
@kevinhatala@ScienceMagazine Awesome stuff Kevin! @DrCJ_Houldcroft and I have suggested H erectus and P Boisei would have met (in more ways than one) based on Herpes Simplex Virus DNA so this is reallt cool!! https://t.co/EHC1IA4Pns
@sunderdown And more recently about the potential for high mortality among ancient hunter-gatherers even from 'common' infectious diseases https://t.co/bYQfD2iyHk
Fascinating new pre-print on very early plague (Y. pestis) causing high mortality among hunter-gatherers https://t.co/VF2QV9jayD I shall have to rewrite some lecture notes!
A brilliant three-days of field work exploring the anthropology of the Avebury and Stonehenge landscapes with our amazing first year undergrads comes to a close for another year @oxford_brookes @ResearchAHSS #anthropology
We are aware that some participants are having difficulties with the registration process/payment for our 2024 conference - to help with this, we have now extended the deadline:
⌛️Final registration deadline: 15/July
Still time to join us in Porto!⬇️
https://t.co/UGmrz5T0r5