
eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour
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An @ERC_Research CoG project at @AarhusUni focused on understanding the emergence and development of early symbolic behaviour. PI: @kristian_tylen
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https://cc.au.dk/en/esymb 02-12-2022 09:44:47
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New publication by the eSYMb team! We (@izzy_wisher1 Kristian Tylén) discuss some of the reasons why a generalised ideography may not exist, given the deep time depth of icons. Is it because it's constrained by material media? Read more here👇 doi.org/10.1017/S01405…

Tomorrow 13.30, the exceptionally multi-talented Arnault-Quentin Vermillet will defend his PhD thesis Aarhus University - and its public, so you’re all cordially invited. Reception afterwards is at the IMC. We can’t wait 🥳 phd.health.au.dk/display/artike…

The newest member of eSYMb, Arnault-Quentin Vermillet, is defending his thesis today! Best of luck, Arnault!

Busy day indeed! Sampling in the morning followed by intense discussions with a joint ERC-CLIOARCH/eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour group meeting and research seminar with A. Maier from Cologne to top off the week


Now, the brilliant Arnault-Quentin Vermillet is presenting in our Research meeting for experimental and computational studies, laying out in-progress work on meaning and symbolic traits in cave art / archeological record eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour Super fascinating stuff!


And next, the one and only Kristian Tylén is unpacking (and getting input on) a new series of experiments on recognition and production of cave drawings - such cool things are coming in the future from the eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour team!


We have a shiny new logo! Designed by our very own Kristian Tylén - and bonus points to anyone that can identify all the Palaeolithic art!


Now @izzy_wisher1 from eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour, speaking on an #interdisciplinary project, "Playful Making: Identifying Children as Artists in the Upper Palaeolithic through Developmental Psychology"

Episode 5: Cave art, cognition and human evolution The amazing @izzy_wisher1 & Kristian Tylén from eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour dig deep into early human behavior, meaning making and take us back to the fascinating paleolithic times! Details and show notes here: interactingminds.au.dk/podcast


Day 3 of the eSYMb: The Evolution of Early Symbolic Behaviour workshop on the evolution of symbolic behaviour and in memory of the amazingly brilliant Kristian Tylen and his incredible impact. Org by @izzy_wisher1 et al the workshop has brought together super cool international collaborators, colleagues and friends
