"We show that a hunting scene from Leang Bulu’ Sipong 4..has a minimum age of 50.2 ± 2.2 ka, and so is at least 4,040 years older than thought" by Oktaviana et al. nature.com/articles/s4158…

New discovery alert! Griffith University, Southern Cross Uni and the Indonesian National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) scientists have discovered and dated a cave painting that may be the oldest known evidence of storytelling in art. news.griffith.edu.au/2024/07/04/cav…

Congratulations to GCSCR GUPF Dr Yinika Perston on being awarded the ISEAArchaeology Early Career Award. Yinika was recognized for “A standardised classification scheme for the Mid-Holocene Toalean artefacts of South Sulawesi, Indonesia” published in PLOS ONE doi.org/10.1371/journa…

Come visit us at the Nathan campus today until 2pm! To bring in T2, if you sign up today for a Griffith student $5 membership you will get a free tote bag 🎉 griffith.campusgroups.com/GUASN/club_sig…

Please save the date for our games night next Monday afternoon! We are looking forward to seeing some new and familiar faces. Location is TBD (Nathan Campus), we will let you know when the registration link is live 🎲♟️🃏

ARCHE is pleased to announce our second philanthropic gift award, the "Steven Belz Prize in Human Origins: Australia". griffith.edu.au/australian-res…

Our last methodological work by Eslem Ben Arous (She/Her) et al. published in QG: Extending the ESR and OSL dating comparison on coastal dune deposits from the Wilderness-Knysna area (South Africa). Free download: authors.elsevier.com/c/1jOsR6fS6-jr…. CENIEH CENIEH-Geología y Geocronología Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution La Trobe University

We are looking forward to seeing you at our Games Night on Monday! Please register here: griffith.campusgroups.com/GUASN/rsvp_boo…

Very excited to share my first published PhD paper from our work on fossil assemblages in underwater caves. This review dives into the deep dark to explore the formation of sites and how fossils can be used to explore past environments. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

“This 700,000-year-old adult humerus is not just shorter than that of Homo floresiensis, it is the smallest upper arm bone known from the hominin fossil record worldwide,” said Adam Brumm from Griffith University’s Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution news.griffith.edu.au/2024/08/07/sma…

It has been two years since I started my journey into archaeology 🤯 I’m so grateful for all the opportunities and support I have had through Griffith University 🙌🏼 Griffith Science & Environment Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution GU_SocialCultural Griffith University Archaeological Society (GUAS)

Some great science showing the origin of diminutive Homo erectus descendants in S.E Asia including some colleagues from Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution Smallest adult human arm bone fossil so far discovered points to origins of 'hobbit' abc.net.au/news/science/2…

Proud thesis advisor sharing Maya Bharatiya's first HDR publication Griffith University! Grateful to Australian Research Council GU_SocialCultural & Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution for support. #Lead #PublicHealth #TalesTeethTell Tracking Childhood Lead Exposure in Early Industrial Romanians sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Open Day Griffith University talking hands on #archaeology, hominin fossils, stone tools, and a little virtual reality. Griffith Science & Environment

New QAR #OpenAccess article – Shell artefacts in Cape York Peninsula: A literature review by Professor Lynley Wallis, Dr Eva F. Martellotta, Mia Dardengo, Heather Burke, Noelene Cole, Bryce Barker, Laura Rangers et al. journals.jcu.edu.au/index.php/qar/…

The #ZooMS lab at Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution is now up and running. We’re interested in all things human origins, evolution, and dispersals. If you’re interesting in collaborating, please reach out. #Archaeology 🦴 🧪 🥼

Delighted to have a copy of this brilliant recently published book by ⁦Michelle Langley⁩ ⁦of Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution⁩ Can’t wait to get into it.

Our next seminar will be presented by Dr Jorgo Ristevski: “The crocodylian record from the Quaternary of Australasia.” For details: griffith.edu.au/australian-res…

The next Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution Seminar is on this Thursday! Dr Jorgo Ristevski will present his work on "The crocodylian record from the Quaternary of Australasia”. Date: Thursday 26th September Time: 1pm Location: N78 -1.13 (Griffith Nathan Campus)

Paper alert! New dating reveals a 65,000 year-long sequence of #fire use at Xiaodong Rockshelter by #Hoabinhian populations in the tropical forests of Yunnan, #China. Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution sciencedirect.com/science/articl…