Congrats Keith May & James Taylor - so keen to see this article in print and open access!

MOLA colleagues were among the many who contributed to this important research on stratigraphic data & post excavation practice.

Check it out!

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Three years teaching and researching global / European history at Teddy Hall, anyone?
Early Career Teaching & Research Fellowship in History at University of Oxford jobs.ac.uk/job/DHG386/ear…

Superb GIS data portal for Japan here which even has some 0.25m lidar data 😧 and an excellent 3D viewing capability for shaded or coloured terrain. Works best on a PC with plenty of memory but I took these pics on an iPad5 mini.

Over 200 lithic artefacts have been found at Pilauco in Chile's Lake Region dating to 17,300–12,800 cal BP. 3D analysis proves that they are human-made, suggesting human occupation in north-western Patagonia prior to the Younger Dryas period.

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If you are interested in #3D #Documentation of the #Past , then interesting books are available under #OpenAcess Springer Nature
and two more are under preparation:
1. Vol. V: Digitization, Risk Prevention & Monitoring
2. Vol VI: Paradata, Metadata & Data in 2D/3D Digitisation

I know there are dreams of doing this for the City of York - glad to see it accomplished here for Livorno!

The wonders of the English Countryside.

A compelling argument by my friend Flint Dibble 🍖🏺 for why speaking out as scientists against pseudoscience is important, despite the pitfalls and dangers of doing so.

Why I Talked to Pseudoarchaeologist Graham Hancock on Joe Rogan sapiens.org/archaeology/gr… via @sapiens_org

Quite possibly the #urbangeology find of the decade, a hominid mandible in what is very likely to be 600 ka Denizli Basin travertine. Article from John Hawks and find and photos by kidipadeli75 Reddit johnhawks.net/weblog/how-man…