Huge shoutout to our amazing panelists, offering an extremely interesting and helpful round table discussion about everything #interdisciplinary in #archaeology, #archeogenetics and #linguistics! @mary_walworth Katerina Douka @haak_wolfgang Patrick Roberts thank you!!!

Are you curious about #archaeogenetics, #aDNA, or more generally our shared human past? Then we highly advise you to watch our #archaeogenetics Keynote Lecture, presented by Prof. Dr. Christina Warinner. You can find this brilliant lecture on @Youtube! Link: youtu.be/1jXihrcRpvA

Today we have a talk by Annika Tjuka @annikatjuka.bsky.social, Nataliia Hübler and Olena Scherbakova titled "Bayesian Phylogenetic Linguistics". Click the link if you want to know more about the application of bayesian methods for the study of language phylogeny and chronology! youtu.be/KOZDaFM_MnY

As the week is close to wrapping up, we hope you will be able to find some time to watch our new online and free lecture! Join us and learn hands-on about ancient microbiome analysis, taught by our Ph.D. researcher Maxime Borry!!! Link: youtu.be/46leZq5jsqM

What happened around 3000 BCE in Southwest Asia and Europe? Was it the beginning of an Axial Age? To know more, you have to watch our #archaeology Keynote Lecture, presented by Dr. Eva Rosenstock! You can find this brilliant lecture on @Youtube! Link: youtu.be/1bYX9CeTKHU

Wonderful lecture about understanding the biological and cultural evolution of language, presented by Prof. Dr. @BalthasarBickel, as our #lingustics Keynote Lecture! We highly suggest everyone to watch this brilliant video! Link: youtube.com/watch?v=FJcGZn…

With the extreme growth of computational methods in academia, GitHub is becoming fundamental for more and more researchers. If you want to know more about its uses and applicabilities, makes sure to watch this great video by Johannes Englisch! Link: youtu.be/qVsbih_TLzE

All words have a history, and by studying how they are shared among languages, we can learn many things which archaeology or genetics will never tell us. Learn everything about loanwords and much more from Rasmus Bjørn in this amazing talk! Link: youtu.be/rmfYY6nxyD8

New week, new case study video! Tune in to watch "Archaeolinguistics - the Transeurasian case" presented by Prof. Dr. Martine Robbeets. Link: youtu.be/9y2bXLkETAM

Are you a scientist? Do you want to learn some tricks and tips on how to make your designs and figures more understandable and user friendly? Then you HAVE to watch @MPI_SHH graphic designer Michelle O'Reilly's talk on Design Basics for Scientists! Link: youtu.be/Boa05zQFK-I

We are back with a new video! "Microbial Archaeology", by Dr. I. Velsko and Zandra Fagernäs, PhD! Link below! Also, our @Youtube channel reached over *250* hours of watch time, thank you to everyone for sharing and enjoying our lectures!!! Link: youtu.be/FDVTrYY42fw

This week's video is a fascinating debate by our very own Rasmus Bjørn and R. Tegethoff, titled: "Indo-European - The Homeland Debate Anno 2021" Please share far and wide, and tune in soon for more fascinating and instructive content!!! Link: youtu.be/g5EHLU5Ivi0

What does it mean to work interdisciplinary? This week's video discusses topics that enable researchers to get started as interdisciplinary scholars. Tune in to watch "Interdisciplinary Working" presented by E. Orfanou and Dr. N. Uomini. Link: youtu.be/eKXzt6_vPSw