CONEXP 2025 was just amazing! We presented our experiments, but we also enjoyed all the activities that @traceolab.bsky.social organised! A big thanks to all the organisers, participants and volunteers

Just published in AJBA! Toothnroll: An R Package for Landmarking, Measuring, and Mapping Dental Tissues of Hominoid Anterior Teeth dx.doi.org/10.1002/ajpa... Co-authors: @mathilde-augoyard.bsky.social, @clement-zanolli.bsky.social & Priscilla Bayle #VirtualAnthropology #HumanEvolution #OpenSource

Spotlight interview with Fotios Alexandros Karakostis regarding his PLOS ONE Lab Protocol paper: "Introducing “Validated entheses-Based reconstruction of activity 2.0” (VERA 2.0): Semi-automated 3D analysis of bone surface changes."

Thrilled to share the new & open-access "VERA 2.0" method and its experimental validation: a semi-automated, fast, and reliable protocol for reconstructing past physical activity from skeletal remains! Validation paper: doi.org/10.1371/jour... Protocol: protocols.io/view/protoco...

Learn more about our Journal at our Insights page! 🔗 paleoanthropology.org/ojs/index.php/paleo/JournalInsights If you're interested in submitting to us you can learn about our publishing timeline, acceptance rate, and more. Our Journal is #openaccess and has no publication fees #paleoanthropology

An open-access collection of early fossil hominin scans from Swartkrans, South Africa was recently published in the journal PaleoAnthropology by Skinner et al. Both Paranthropus robustus & early Homo are represented in the assemblage. paleoanthropology.org/ojs/index.ph... 🏺🧪🦣 #paleoanthropology

PaleoAnthropology Journal has made it to Bluesky! We are a fully externally peer-reviewed, Open Access, online-only journal. We have no publication fees, and are accessible free of charge to all. Find our website above to read our current issue, or if you are interested in submitting to our journal

Pleased (and surprised!) to announce the publication of my new book ‘Notes from Ivory Flats: Reflections on the Changing Landscape of Academic Life’.

JHE Update: Here below I am sharing a message on behalf of the two former co-Editors-in-Chief of JHE, Andrea Taylor and Mark Grabowski: First, we are profoundly grateful for the outpouring of support from the human evolution community for the collective decision to resign. 1/3

What a difference a century makes! Kroeber (1917) arguing that birdsong couldn't possibly be a socially learned tradition. Research since has shown how wrong he was.

📣 #Forschungsnews: Gehirn-Evolution & Werkzeuggebrauch: Beim Nüsse-Knacken oder Schneiden von Mustern in Leder mit Frühmenschen-Steinwerkzeugen zeigt das EEG deutliche Unterschiede, mit starker Aktivität in den Scheitel- und Stirnlappen des Großhirns bei der komplexeren Aufgabe. 🧠 👇 sgn.one/i48