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Sofia Samper Carro

@txufa.bsky.social

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Zooarchaeologist and Taphonomist. Fascinated by Neanderthals. Delving into palaeoproteomics fun. Atletico de Madrid supporter researchportalplus.anu.edu.au/en/pe…

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Sofia Samper Carro @txufa.bsky.social · 19/05/2026

What a fantastic time we had @pintofscienceau.bsky.social!! Thanks to all fellow speakers, audience,and volunteers for great night. Support your local events to make them happen! @anu-chl.bsky.social

Cover slide for presentation title The Last of Them. Neanderthals on the brink of extinction delivered at Pint of Science, Australia

Slide on zooarchaeological data for Neanderthals diet and abilities

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Sofia Samper Carro @txufa.bsky.social · 09/02/2026

Keen on excavating some Neanderthal sites in Spain? Well, today is your lucky day! Call for participants at Roca dels Bous site just opened. Excavations on this unique Neanderthal site will run 1-20th August (both inclusive). For further information and details, contact me!

poster with photos from Roca dels Bous, a Neanderthal site in Spain, indicating that 2026 excavations will run from 1st to 20th August

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Sofia Samper Carro @txufa.bsky.social · 03/08/2025

Today I had the pleasure of being introduced to this book and its associated exhibition. Compiles oral histories and myths passed through generations at the Iberian Pyrenees.Traditional Cultural and Ecological Knowledge is an valuable asset to be preserved and recognized, wherever Country you are in

Photo of the cover of the book 'Quan va començar el món...Mites i llegendes des Pirineu'

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Sofia Samper Carro @txufa.bsky.social · 05/12/2024

Having a great time at #AAA47 discussing our protocol to predict collagen preservation in bones from tropical sites in Australia and the Indo-Pacific. Want to apply this workflow to your research question? I am all ears 👂

infography explaining how we can analyse bone powder through ATR-FTIR to predict if there is enough collagen in archaeological bones to do bottom-up palaeoproteomics. Includes cute image of Australian animals

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