ABOUT THE PROJECT
South America was the last habitable continent to be colonised by humans: the last journey.
How did the early settlers adapt to this terra incognita and how did they shape the continent’s rich cultural and environmental diversity?
ACTIVITIES
Methods and discipline about Archaeology, Archaeobotany, Paleoclimate.
LATEST NEWS
From our blog
89th SAA University of Exeter and Australian National University Symposium on Early Peopling Archaeobotany
During the 89th SAA (Society for American Archaeology) held in New Orleans, Dr J. Julian Garay-Vazquez co-organised a symposium alongside Dr S. Anna...
Ancient human-animal interactions with isotopes – Michael Ziegler
Michael Ziegler is a PhD student studying the rich history of humans and animal interactions in South America during the late Pleistocene –...
Talk at the Congreso Colombiano de Arqueología – Ana María Aguirre
The Congreso Colombiano de Arqueología took place between May 2nd to 4th in Santa Marta. During this event, Ana María Aguirre presented her updates...
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