New article from Siberian Archaeology is out in 🅰ntiquity Journal ! Read about cultic complex of late Bronze Age in Western Siberia. Here there were remains of frame-and-post structures, metallurgic furnaces, votive bronze objects, pottery, animal and human bones. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

2500 years old grave from the #mound in Khakassia got into short list of the world archaeological discoveries archaeology.org/issues/410-210… It is a grave of the Tagarian warrior couple with infant and other woman at the Kazanovka-6 site. Excavations Siberian Archaeology

New our study on Early evidence of domestic sheep and goats in Central Asia. Thanks to everyone who is a part of this great research!!! Siberian Archaeology William Taylor Will RENDU 🦷🦴 Katerina Douka @MPI_SHH Warinner Group Taylor Hermes @robertnspengler Saltanat Alisher

Unique 2,000-year-old statuette of dancing man, likely made in Northern India, dug up in Siberia. Mystery how the bronze dancer, his arms raised in an ecstatic trance, reached modern-day Novosibirsk region siberiantimes.com/other/others/f…

Discovery of Surungur site : a new Early #Holocene site in the #Fergana Valley by our team members Dr. Shnaider and colleagues (w/ Saltanat Alisher & Will RENDU 🦷🦴) in #Stratum journal : e-anthropology.com/Katalog/Arheol… #archaeology #CentralAsia #neolithic @INEE_CNRS Siberian Archaeology

Emergence of #pastoralism in the Altai Mountains through interactions btw local H/G and Afanasievo communities 🐏 From Taylor Hermes et al. including our IRL ZooSCAn member @dr_shnaider in Arch. Research in Asia @INEE_CNRS Siberian Archaeology #archaeology #neolithic #domestication

Work party at the Siberian Archaeology. Volunteers cleaned up megafauna after renovation of our hall. We appreciate everyone for helping us!

New article on hominin DNA from Denisova cave is out in Nature Siberian Archaeology MPI-EVA Leipzig nature.com/articles/s4158…

The Denisova Cave, the archeological treasure trove in the Altai Mountains was home for 3 groups of early humans, with Denisovans, its first residents arriving 250,000 years ago. They were followed by Neanderthals (with whom they interbred) & Homo Sapiens nature.com/articles/s4158…

Sad not to be in the beautiful Altai this year for the second year in a row ☹️☹️☹️. Among the amazing kurgans here on a fieldtrip 7 years ago with Siberian Archaeology #FieldworkFriday

Mongolian-Russian Expedition and JMRAAE resume fieldwork in Mongolia paleomongolia.com/2021/07/15/mon…

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We are happy to announce the Program of our seminar New Approaches in Digital Archaeology. We’ll publish the Zoom link later. For more information 👉 archaeology.nsc.ru/events/nada/

We identified 5 new hominin remains at Denisova Cave! Included are three ~200,000 year old Denisovans, the earliest known fossils for this population so far @Katerina_Douka Tom Higham Siberian Archaeology Massilani Lab Janet Kelso NatureEcoEvo @MPI_SHH nature.com/articles/s4155…

Our 3D seminar will be live on YouTube at 11 a.m. on 01 and 02 Dec (GMT+1, Paris time). There you can watch and ask questions. To register in Zoom Meeting please DM us or email to Arina M. Khatsenovich [email protected] More info archaeology.nsc.ru/events/nada/

We are pleased to receive S Costamagno and A Gicqueau from TRACES labo d'archéo SUSPENDU🦋 @INEE_CNRS to work with Pr K Kolobova from Siberian Archaeology and Will RENDU 🦷🦴 on Neanderthal mortuary practices in the Altai and their interactions with carnivores #zooarchaeology #Archaeology #neanderthal

New link for today YouTube streaming youtu.be/iCClLdu7Y5I We’ll begin at 11:00 a.m., Paris time

JMRAAE’s Leakey Foundation-supported Tsagaan Agui Cave project won first prize among archaeological research endeavors conducted in Mongolia in 2021 - Arina M. Khatsenovich paleomongolia.com/2021/12/17/jmr…

New article on Neanderthal behaviour in Altai Mountains is out! By Ksenia Kolobova and colleagues from Siberian Archaeology LIA ARTEMIR UA School of Anthro link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our new article on extinct Camelus Knoblochi from Tsagaan Agui cave, Camelus ferus in Gobi Desert and their interaction with human in Mongolia in Late Pleistocene and later. #Mongolia #fossil #Pleistocene #JMRAAE frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…