(Bio)archaeological approaches to disease and death in early medieval France. Conference Harvard University, June 24, 2022, 3-4PM Harvard History. Sponsored by the Max Planck-Harvard Research Center (MHAAM), SoHP, w/ support of Lounsbery Foundation, fostering French-American cooperation.

A 🧵for the next SoHP at Harvard public program on June 24 (in-person and virtual): Approches (bio)archéologiques: la maladie et la mort dans la France du haut Moyen-Âge/ (Bio)archaeological approaches to disease and death in early medieval France

Our paper published today @nature describes an ancient epidemic that occurred in central Eurasia in the years 1338-1339. We find that the epidemic was caused by plague (Y. pestis) and that it was associated with the beginnings of the Black Death. nature.com/articles/s4158…

The lab of Harvard Department of Human Evolutionary Biology professor David Reich has sequenced more than 16,000 #ancient humans from around the world. The #DNA shows interbreeding among modern humans, #Neanderthals, and another archaic human, the Denisovans. harvardmagazine.com/2022/07/featur…

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Début du workshop à Harvard avec 4 autre collègues de l'Inrap : Isabelle Carte du, Valérie Delattre et Marie Cécile Truc. #inrap

En place pour le workshop à Harvard... Valérie DELATTRE Ph. Blanchard Isabelle Catteddu Marie-Cecile Truc Inrap

Début du workshop à Harvard avec Isabelle Cattedu, Marie Cécile Truc et Valérie DELATTRE ! Inrap

[💬 #Conférence] Approches (bio)archéologiques : la maladie et la mort dans la France du haut Moyen Âge Par Valérie DELATTRE, Ph. Blanchard, Isabelle Catteddu et Marie-Cécile Truc 📍 À Harvard University, demain 24/06 à 21 h (heure de Paris), en direct sur Zoom👉inrap.fr/approches-bioa…

Team Inrap in workshop at Harvard University. With Michael Mc Cormick and Solenn Troadec. Valérie DELATTRE Inrap

The fab four...work in progress... Valérie DELATTRE Ph. Blanchard Isabelle Catteddu Marie-Cécile Truc Inrap

Clap de fin d'une expérience inoubliable. Echanges fructueux et perspectives enthousiasmantes autour de la santé, des vulnérabilités et des pandémies. MERCI Michael McCormick et Solenn Troadec. See you soon John Harvard ! Inrap Ph. Blanchard I. Catteddu M-C Truc

4 Surprising Discoveries from Ancient DNA harvardmagazine.com/2022/07/featur…

.Harvard University professor Michael McCormick (Michael McCormick) identified the absolute “worst year to be alive” - and no, it was not 2020. Let's discuss:🧵

And I’m lucky enough to have an office right next to him during my sabbatical!

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Good news! SoHP at Harvard, MHAAM, & the Historical Ice Core Project are on PBS this month! “The End of the Romans” explores how #archaeoscience is changing our understanding of the fall of Rome. Available until Nov 23! pbs.org/wnet/secrets/e…