Serena Lombardo
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Prehistoric archaeologist - PhD student in lithic technology at Uni Tübingen 🪨
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Hannes Rathmann
about 4 hours ago
🚨New preprint🚨 Led by the great
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- We present an open-access database documenting global variation in human dental morphology. An immensely useful resource for research and teaching in
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doi.org/10.64898/202...
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DeMoDa: A global open access database for comparative research in human dental morphological variation
Human dental morphology is diverse and varies both within and between populations worldwide. Common variants include different numbers of cusps and roots, as well as different configurations in the fi...
https://doi.org/10.64898/2026.05.30.728952
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Katerina Harvati
27 days ago
Very happy to announce the publication of our latest article, on the reconstruction and analysis of the Paradolicopithecus cranium from Dafnero, Greece. Congratulations to Stelios Koutalis and the entire team! ✨🎉
#openaccess
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Virtual reconstruction and analysis of the face of DFN3-150 Paradolichopithecus aff. arvernensis specimen from Dafnero, Greece - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Virtual reconstruction and analysis of the face of DFN3-150 Paradolichopithecus aff. arvernensis specimen from Dafnero, Greece
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-026-51595-8
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Grateful for the opportunity to present my work on Apidima lithics and for the many inspiring conversations! 💖
add a skeleton here at some point
about 2 months ago
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Harvati Lab
2 months ago
Hello from Ferrara ✨🇮🇹 Katerina and Serena are attending the Hugo Obermaier Conference and presenting results from Apidima and Marathousa 1 🌍💀🪨🦴⛏️
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Katerina Harvati
4 months ago
Such a pleasure to share our latest article on the wooden tools from Marathousa 1 (Megalopolis), the oldest known in the world at 430 ka. Congratulations to the team! Evidence for the earliest hominin use of wooden handheld tools found at Marathousa 1 (Greece) | PNAS
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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Evidence for the earliest hominin use of wooden handheld tools found at Marathousa 1 (Greece) | PNAS
The Middle Pleistocene (MP; ca. 774 to 129 ka) marks a critical period of human evolution, characterized by increasing behavioral complexity and th...
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2515479123
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Paige Madison
6 months ago
I think we moved past this too quickly: researchers can’t remove this Neanderthal from the ground without destroying it, so they sent a camera into the nasal cavity instead. And they found that nose doesn't seem cold-adapted after all.
www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/s...
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Flint Dibble
8 months ago
I love these little snapshots into human history. An intimate glimpse of how someone lived tens of thousands of years ago
www.zmescience.com/science/arch...
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Archaeologists Found A Rare 30,000-Year-Old Toolkit That Once Belonged To A Stone Age Hunter
An ancient pouch of stone tools brings us face-to-face with one Gravettian hunter.
https://www.zmescience.com/science/archaeology/archaeologists-found-a-rare-30000-year-old-toolkit-that-once-belonged-to-a-stone-age-hunter/
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Harvati Lab
8 months ago
#ESHE2025
featured posters from our team members on Greek sites: Klissoura (Marciani et al.), Megalopoli (Roditi et al.), and Apidima (Lombardo et al.)! 🌍🦴🐵 They couldn’t attend in person, but their work was well represented. 👏
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Marta Mirazon Lahr
8 months ago
#ESHE2025
Katerina Harvati ‘Middle Pleistocene funerary ritual at Apidima? An examination of evidence’ 2 homs– 2 dates: Ap2: >170 ka (NEA), Ap1 >210 ka (early H sapiens). Could it be mortuary ritual instead (Otte 2020)?! NO. Analysis of tapho, homs in fissure! no pebbles, no pigments 😀
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Harvati Lab
10 months ago
The 2025 excavation season is now officially underway at Apidima in Greece! ⛏️✨️
#excavations
#fieldseason
#Paleoanthropology
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Shumon T. Hussain
about 1 year ago
There is a job opening (Post-Doctoral Research Associate, 2 years, 100%) in my new VW project on the macro-evolution of Pleistocene technological ecosystems in Europe:
ecolithic.uni-koeln.de/opportunitie...
Deadline 25.05.2025 Please distribute widely! 🏺🦣
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A great opportunity to meet so many inspiring colleagues—thanks to the organizers of the 'Variability within the Aurignacian' session for making it possible!
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about 1 year ago
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PreIStoriA
over 1 year ago
On Monday we launched the first PaleolITica meeting, to foster exchange between young researchers in Italian
#Palaeolithic
lithic technology. It was very productive, thank you to all the participants!
shorturl.at/6J9ba
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#archaeology
#FlintFriday
#FindsFriday🏺
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Davide Delpiano
over 1 year ago
We are thrilled to announce the publication of our joint paper on the Bipolar knapping! An experimental-based approach to define the Bipolar as a systematic method in the Uluzzian
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link.springer.com/10.1007/s125...
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Not just a technique! An experimental approach to refine the definition of the bipolar anvil reduction in the Uluzzian - Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
The bipolar technique has been widely used across a wide range of prehistoric contexts, from the Lower Pleistocene to the Metal Ages, and is a defining feature of the Uluzzian technocomplex, evident i...
https://link.springer.com/10.1007/s12520-024-02097-z
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Serena Lombardo
Harvati Lab
over 1 year ago
Excited to be in Ravenna for a
#FIRSTSTEPS
meeting with many team members! Thank you Bones Lab for having us! 😊
#archeology
#teamwork
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BonesLab
over 1 year ago
Brainstorming, networking, and sharing new ideas! Thrilled to have hosted our friends and colleagues for the ERC FIRSTSTEPS midterm meeting – what an inspiring exchange of knowledge and perspectives!
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