Zooarchaeology recognises that animal remains can register social relationships, ritual, identity, memory, and place, yet in Australia zooarchaeological interpretations have historically tended to ...

Bone fragmentation comprises a major challenge in the interpretation of past human behaviour and past biodiversity from palaeontological and zooarchaeological assemblages. In many archaeological assem...

Published research on Matja Kuru 2 (MK2) demonstrates its significance for understanding human lifestyle during the terminal Pleistocene and Holocene. Murids represent the most commonly identified ta....

Estudiants de la Universitat Nacional Australiana han participat durant tres setmanes en l’excavació del jaciment arqueològic de l’Abric Pizarro a Vilamajor, a Àger. El projecte forma part d’un conven...

Rewriting the Formula: Unveiling Science’s Gender Dynamics

The analysis of bone ancient proteins (palaeoproteomics) is revolutionising the design of research strategies for zooarchaeological assemblages worldwide. By providing means to...

Printing the first edition of my first two children's books - books in English for kids in ages 6-12 about human-animal relations in prehistory and following the agricultural revolution. Perfect for a...

The study of bone surface modifications (BSMs) offers a window into behaviors and subsistence strategies adopted by ancient hominins. Geospatial software have become valuable tools for BSM analysis, ....

Slimak et al. report the discovery of a late Neanderthal individual from Grotte Mandrin in Mediterranean France and its genome. The genome reveals a relatively early divergence at ∼100,000 years ago w...

Visual representation of material culture plays a crucial role in prehistoric archaeology, from academic research to public outreach and communication. Scientific illustration is a valuable tool for v...