TraCEr, at MONREPOS, LEIZA

@tracer-leiza.bsky.social

Laboratory Traceology and Controlled Experiments (Archaeology) Located at MONREPOS, Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie (LEIZA) @leizarchaeology.bsky.social @paleomonrepos.bsky.social

We were thrilled to organize the seminar Traceology II: Introduction to Theory and Methods in Archaeological Research. The sessions combined theory with hands-on lithic analysis, offering an overview of traceological methods and relevance to archaeological research. Many thanks to all participants!

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Excited to share our new publication: "Let's cut to the chase and rely on fracture mechanics to identify projectile armatures" 🏹🔍 in Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences. This study shows how fracture mechanics help identify lithic projectile armatures. 👉 Read more: buff.ly/WvAh2C6 📚

Join us to explore the latest #evolutionary research tracing our roots from fossils to modern #genomes. 🗓️#HumanEvo25: 28–30 April 2025 Bursary support available for anyone facing financial barriers to attending #ResearchMeetings. 📎 More info: bit.ly/3ZbZgNJ #HumanEvolution #Genetics #Genomics

Human Evolution – From Fossils to Ancient and Modern Genomes — 20250428

Tracing our roots: unveiling the journey from fossils to modern genomes

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Next DiPA (Dialogues in Pleistocene Archaeology) on March 18th at 10.30h. Prof. Dr. Henny Piezonka (Freie Universität Berlin) will give a talk about „Learning from the experts: Ethnoarchaeological insights on multispecies lifeways and mobile settlement among North Asian hunter-reindeer herders”.

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