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Party time excellent at Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association this year with team CSU Anthropology and Geography bio anth PhD

Change is needed! Check out our comments on the Science about science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

postdoc on hominin postcranial morphology to work on the Woranso-Mille hominins with Yohannes Haile-Selassie et al! apply.interfolio.com/137850

Thrilled to contribute to this research project! Huge shoutout to Prof. John Kappelmann and everyone involved in this incredible work! nature.com/articles/s4158…

“Adaptive foraging along dry-season waterholes would have transformed seasonal rivers into ‘blue highway’ corridors, potentially facilitating an out-of-Africa dispersal and suggesting that the event was not restricted to times of humid climates” nature.com/articles/s4158…

This life-altering research project I worked on as an undergraduate is now published in Nature! 🇪🇹 I met Tewabe Negash 🇪🇹 here and now we're co-authors together 😊 Thanks to the hard work and persistence of everyone involved, especially Dr. K. nature.com/articles/s4158…

We found Little Ethiopia

I’m helping to organize a conference, and multiple presenters have said their department/institution may not or definitely will not support them to travel to a conference if they are “only” presenting a poster, not a podium talk. Can we change this policy? #Academia

A new trick for slowing deforestation might just be the oldest one in the book: reverence. Some 35,000 churches of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church steward country’s last remaining old-growth forests, which appear as circular oases scattered throughout the northern region.

Incredibly excited and honored to have been awarded a dissertation fieldwork grant from The Leakey Foundation which will support my research mapping the pattern of hominin activities at Olduvai Gorge! It's going to be a great summer!!

Can't wait to see you all next week at the #EAAPP conference in Addis Ababa! #paleoanthropology #Ethiopia 🇪🇹

In my paper out today, coauthor Bernard Wood and I explore the potential impacts of a spatially limited fossil record on understanding human evolution. We do this using two "thought experiments", focusing on the Eastern African Rift Valley. (1/4)

🌍✨ Join PAST, The Leakey Foundation, and Human Origins at SI this Saturday, 14 Sept, for a free online event celebrating two iconic African fossils. Moderated by Lauren Schroeder, explore the past, present, and future of African palaeoscience. Register now: streamyard.com/watch/W9nUBwMD…

Had a great time attending the #Leakey Foundation's online event on #African palaeoscience and seeing my friends and myself featured in the presentation! Thank you all for your fantastic presentations! #PAST #Paleoanthropology #Lucy

Attended the Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association's 3rd annual meeting in Denver and enjoyed Andrew Du's incredible keynote. Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association #paleoanthropology #paleoecolog #Archaeology

While we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Lucy, we also talk about the future of Human Origins research. theconversation.com/fifty-years-af…

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My take on how the human story should be told. nature.com/articles/d4158…

New from my PhD research: "The Genomics of T’ef and Finger Millet Domestication and Spread" now out in the Royal Society B. royalsocietypublishing.org/eprint/AI2GMK7…