An incredibly awesome day at the Village Museum in Dar Es Salaam: with some future heritage conservators, experienced museum personnel getting some coolest and insightful ideas from the Director of the Kijiji Museum of culture today 😊

There are only 4 days to go until our abstract deadline! We’re incredibly excited to hear about new lithic research from across the world in this two day event. Submit your ideas now via our website found in our bio. #AbstractDeadline #Conference #Lithics #ResearchOpportunity

Thank you Prof @MarinaGallinaro for presenting a poster prepared by Archaeology undergrad students on their behalf at the INQUARoma2023 about community engagement in safeguarding the rock art of Singida region, Tanzania 🇹🇿

Sampling, survey and trenching in Nkungi site by University of Dar es Salaam students-Singida Region, Tanzania today

The crandle of man kind at Olduvai Gorge (Tanzania)...

Beautiful day , stunning landscape, wonderful people, and incredibly awesome archaeological research in Singida region in progress…

Archaeological excavations during the rainy season in Singida region 2024going fantabulous!

The seasonal river valley below Laetoli footprints erodes Middle Palaeolithic stone tools (and later) needing regular recording #CulturalProtectionFund British Council Arts Department for Culture, Media and Sport Richard Bates @DonaldHerd3 University of Dar es Salaam The Discovery Programme National Museum of Tanzania Wizara ya Maliasili na Utalii Elgidius Ichumbaki, Ph.D. Urithi Wetu

Comparing foot size at #Laetoli to see if any tracks similar back in the Pliocene. Tracks under erosion by river and use as path in dry season #CulturalHeritageFund British Council Arts Department for Culture, Media and Sport Urithi Wetu Elgidius Ichumbaki, Ph.D. Richard Bates University of Dar es Salaam University of St Andrews The Discovery Programme Wizara ya Maliasili na Utalii

Exciting fieldwork, beautiful landscapes, stunning wildlife, and the most wonderful people to work with. Huge thanks to M.Roksandic, Pastory Magayane Bushozi, Dr. Charles Musiba and the entire team for this great fieldwork experience! #Laetoli #Archaeology

#OnThisDay in 1961, the age of Olduvai Gorge's Bed I was revealed, effectively doubling the known timescale of human evolution and dramatically altering our understanding of the past.

Archaeology field work in Singida, Ikungi district, lectures on the top of the granitoid boulders as our natural lectures place !

European Association of Archaeologists ( EAA) Rome, Italy 2024!

Interested in skeletal trauma and bioarchaeology? 💀 Then don't miss out on my poster #402 about trauma prevalence estimation from incomplete human skeletal remains, co-authored by Hannes Rathmann & Matteo Santon European Association of Archaeologists @EAAPaM #EAA2024

Archaeological survey and some wonderful discoveries in the Singida region

#Laetoli, a site with 3.6 million year #footprints of #animals, #birds and #hominids faces challenges due to heavy rains, storms, etc. Among other things our team does is to digitize the artefacts and part of the landscape. Listen to Prof Martin from University of Wales on why this is

The Singida region continues to make new discoveries every year, with fossil bones and tools dating back to the beginning of the Stone Age being found today... other new sites on the human origins of the Tanzanian Pleistocene are still to come….