End of the amazing #Digitalarchaeology #Summerschool of PACEA with the visit of the Tourtoirac rockshelter by Luc Doyon and a demonstration of surfacic laser by Kim Genuite😊

It was indeed an amazing #Summerschool with many participants, excellent keynote speakers, nice organization! A good teamwork with colleagues from Ausonius and Archéosciences Bordeaux.

You can also check this video summarizing three-week fieldwork course for Master's students: youtu.be/iKt3Kj6TEyQ

By our colleague Queffelec Alain sedimentological data shows no evidence of deliberate burial of H.naledi CNRS Écologie & Environnement Université de Bordeaux CNRS Aquitaine

📢Exciting field season this year in Saint-Césaire Département de la Charente-Maritime with the excavation of a ~55 000 year old #Neandertal midden full of bison, horse and reindeer butchered remains! But nothing compares to the in-situ find of a Neandertal child tooth 🦷🤩⬇️ (1/4)

The reply to sedimentological evidence presented to support the claims of Homo naledi burials, in which our colleague Queffelec Alain is co-author, is now covered by Science.

Time to head back to the lab after weeks dedicated to fieldwork, peaceful paper writing, or simply enjoying some well-deserved relaxation!

Looking forward to these 3 days of conference #EAA2024 in #Rome, and to our exciting session tomorrow within the framework of the IRP project ABASC CNRS Écologie & Environnement Université de Bordeaux Národní muzeum

Deep learning assisted segmentation of ct-scanned ancient bones by @NicolasVanderesse PACEA #EAA2024 #session666

Our colleague Luc Doyon from PACEA is now presenting the Neanderthal cannibalized human remains from Tourtoirac at the #EAA2024 #iNEAL_session. Glad to be part of this team! ICArEHB

Did #bodyornamentation practices reflect social differentiation in Neolithic SW Asia? Our paper in the #EmbodiedIdentities session European Association of Archaeologists tackles this question via statistical and network analysis of adorned burials aşıklı höyük Solange Rigaud Daniel Pereira Gunes Duru 🌈

Nos collègues Queffelec Alain B. Maureille Laurent Bruxelles montrent les limites de l'étude des dépôts des vestiges d'Homo naledi en Afrique du sud, la méthode scientifique au cœur de la recherche Université de Bordeaux CNRS Écologie & Environnement TRACES labo d'archéologie lemonde.fr/sciences/artic…

Big congratulations to Luc Doyon on getting the #ERC grant! Exciting breakthroughs in the evolution of bone tool technology are on the horizon CNRS Écologie & Environnement Université de Bordeaux CNRS Aquitaine

Un interview de Luc Doyon pour presenter son projet #ERC u-bordeaux.fr/actualites/un-…