
HumEnDy Lab - The Laboratory for the Study of Human-Environment Dynamics. #HUJI Featuring TransCause project.
Jerusalem, Israel
Joined March 2022
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The session is co-organised by @DianaMrczz, Thomas Beard and myself 😊
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📢Deadline Extended📢
Final week of abstract submissions for EAA2026 and Session 178 - Cave Sediments as Archives of Human-Environment Dynamics: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives on Geoarchaeology & Micro-contextual Research! We look forward to seeing you all in Athens!
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📢Call for Contributions! 📢
If you work on the (micro-) geoarchaeology of cave sediments, using micromorphological, chemical, or biomolecular approaches, this session #178 is for you!
There is still time to apply (deadline: 5th of February)!
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📢 New publication: "The role of lithic technology in shaping mobility and decision-making: The case of Ararat-1 Cave" by Nora, D., Frahm, E., et al., in Quaternary Science Reviews (2025).
🔗 More info: doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.…
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Massive congratulations to my dear friend and colleague @DavidC_Nora
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My first paper of the PhD is out, we talk about Mobility and lithic technology at Ararat-1 Cave in Armenia. We also talk a bit about 👻 tools. Are you curious? Go and check it out! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Happy to be sharing my 1st PhD paper, result of our group research in the Armenian Highlands #TransCause Project! The article explores the formation processes of Ararat-1 Cave (Armenia) under multiproxy geoarchaeology! It is published on QSR (open-access): sciencedirect.com/.../pii/S0…
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My friend and colleague @OikonomouYannis just published this multi-proxy work on Ararat-1 Cave. Congratulations 🎉 🎉
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sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Last day in Denver! Some of our lab members presented their research at the Paleoanthropology Society annual meeting and at the #SAA2025Denver !
@MarionPrev
@YZaidner
#DavidGaiteto
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Two conferences ✅ Paleoanthropology Society: Virtual simulations on lithics 👨💻
Society for American Archaeology: An extra proxy to study Curation.
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@ICArEHB
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This month we were honored to
Spend time with @NowellApril at the Department of prehistory @HebrewU
She shared with us her ongoing research in Australia, Jordan and about Children in prehistory!
Thank you!
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About our excavations at Soii Havzak, Tajikistan 🗞️🤠
haaretz.com/archaeology/2024…
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🚨 First report of our excavations at Soii Havzak rockshelter! Stay tuned for more news about our discoveries ! ⛏️🤠
Soii Havzak: a new Palaeolithic sequence in Zeravshan Valley, central Tajikistan | Antiquity cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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🔔NEW PUBLICATION. We are happy to present the new study on the Early Upper Palaeolithic level 497D of Cova Gran (Pre-Pyrenees, Spain), where we have carried out a detailed spatial analysis on lithic artifacts, bones, hearths and refitting sequences 🧵(1/12)
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Thanks Sabi, great times, good company and beautiful pictures, Thanks!
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Salida de campo de Congreso TransCause Toledo 2014 a Atapuerca dirigida por nuestra directora de Dpto. @RosaMCarrascoG @MAmbBioquimUCLM @uclm_es
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Wrapping up the #Transcause meeting... Great people and great discussions.
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Once in a lifetime experience, amazing week in Toledo with @IngeomineUCLM
What a great day visiting Sierra de Atapuerca and @museoevolucion in Burgos!
Amazing sites and amazing people!
@HumEnDyLAB #TransCause
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What a great day visiting Sierra de Atapuerca and @museoevolucion in Burgos!
Amazing sites and amazing people!
@HumEnDyLAB #TransCause
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Super interesting talks at the mid-term conference of the ERC #Transcause project @HumEnDyLAB in beautiful Toledo, including a photo exhibition by Netanel Paz about their fieldwork in Armenia




































