Chronology of the Grotta di Fumane
The Grotta di Fumane is one of the most important Palaeolithic sequences of Europe. The site lies around 350 m above sea level at the...
Sampling at the Naturalis Museum, Leiden
One of the most important prehistoric Palaeolithic sites in the Near East, at the crossroads of Africa, Asia and Europe, is the Lebanese...
Denisova Cave meeting
From June 29 to July 8 we were in Russia at Denisova cave for an invited meeting. It was an opportunity for us to present our new series...
New paper by D'Errico and Banks
Our attention was drawn to a recent paper just out online by D’Errico and Banks in Quaternary Science Reviews called “Tephra studies and...
Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story conference
Tom participated in a one day public conference held at the Natural History Museum in London on June 1. Along with several other members...
New Luminescence reader arrives
The other day a new state-of-the-art Freiberg "LEXSYG" Luminescence reader arrived at the RLAHA as part of the PalaeoChron project. It...
Mochi field trip
Riparo Mochi is one of the key sites documenting the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic transition in Italy, and the coast of the...
Sampling in the Russian Altai
Denisova is one of the key sites in palaeoanthropology, featuring as it does the remains of a new species of hominin (the 'Denisovans')....
New logo designed
In June, we thought that the project required an easily recognized logo to accompany presentations, publications and, of course, the...
PalaeoChron starts
We were informed of the success of the application to fund our work in November 2012. After a series of negotiations with the ERC local...