Assoc Prof @RiceUniversity@Riceanthro. African archaeology, foodways, zooarchaeology, ancient DNA, all things animal, also here for your 🐶 pix. (She/her)
Kudos to Rice archaeology graduate students for winning the Dienje Kenyon Memorial Fellowship! “This is a major recognition from our field’s most prominent professional organization,” says Mary Prendergast, associate professor of anthropology. bit.ly/3LhaYOS
ALT "If there's an exciting opportunity that comes your way, like the Dienje Kenyon Memorial Fellowship, don't wait - grab it. You never know what kind of doors will open for you."-Maggie Katongo
ALT "I believe that when you do something wholeheartedly, no matter how challenging it is, things always seem to work out."-Sylvia Wemanya
Glad to announce the imminent release of my book "Cattle in the Postcolumbian Americas, A Zooarchaeological Historical Study" @floridapress. You can already order it with the discount code (AU224) on the UPF website upf.com/book.asp?id=97808130…
Collagen survives in S.African MSA contexts (~50-70 ka). “To our knowledge, these results represent the oldest material successfully analysed with ZooMS from an African context” -our latest work. Great efforts by @Carli__Peters@dkkorzow@SapienCE_UiBsciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Happy to share our new article where we show that Eurasian back migration into NE Africa was complex and different populations experienced admixture at different times, at varying degrees, from different external sources. With @stgoldste @RickardHammarnjournals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
Rice folks-- please help us spread the word about our new summer field course in Tanzania, which will be offered for the first time in Summer 2024! @RiceUniversity@RiceNatSci@RiceAnthro
I'm excited to see the first paper stemming from discussions @ #DNAirobi! It reminds us about the skeletal biology research that forms the foundation for much of our genomic work today, but may not be on the radar of most geneticists🇰🇪🧬💀
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The deadline for the SAA Dienje Kenyon Memorial Fellowship applications is December 11, 2023. This fellowship is offered to support a woman archaeologist in the early stages of graduate zooarchaeology training. Please see more details and spread the word!
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Are you an early career researcher from Africa with a goal to become an internationally recognised #archaeologist?
The Rewriting World Archaeology: Africa Writing Workshop and mentoring programme will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills:
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ALT View of a city with the text 'Rewriting World Archaeology: Africa'.
Call (deadline Nov 8!) for early career researchers from Africa to apply to the Rewriting World Archaeology workshop - having been a mentor for this, I can say it's a great program! Get the support you need to develop your research and publish your work: durham.ac.uk/departments/aca…
I am overwhelmed with gratitude that we were able to reach our goal this month! Thank you!!! More updates soon on the Luxmanda medical clinic as it progresses.
Luxmanda isn't just a cool Tanzanian archaeological site 🇹🇿 - it's a rapidly growing village, and it needs a medical clinic for its underserved community - a place to deliver babies, treat emergencies, provide preventive care. 😷 Will you help us build it? gofund.me/3331de1a
The Oct 15 deadline for this TT job opening is coming up fast - so excited about this opportunity to expand our faculty at @RiceAnthro and the Center for African & African-American Studies #RiceCAAAS !
I'm thrilled that @RiceAnthro, together with the Center for African & African American Studies #RiceCAAAS, is hiring! We seek an archaeologist studying the African Diaspora in the Americas. Tenure-track Assistant Professor position, deadline Oct 15. apply.interfolio.com/130312
Our team has been doing archaeological research in a small town in Tanzania for many years - and the community there now needs our help! Please consider donating to help build a desperately-needed medical clinic. Click the pic, and please share! Thanks! gofund.me/3331de1a
Luxmanda isn't just a cool Tanzanian archaeological site 🇹🇿 - it's a rapidly growing village, and it needs a medical clinic for its underserved community - a place to deliver babies, treat emergencies, provide preventive care. 😷 Will you help us build it? gofund.me/3331de1a
We have another great WU archaeology job posting! This is a joint position between the Department of Art History and Archaeology (75%) and the Department of African and African-American Studies (25%). Please share! apply.interfolio.com/132026