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Dr Lucy H. Timbrell

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Postdoctoral Researcher at MPI-GEA and Uni of Liverpool👩🏼‍💻 Interested in African archaeology, human-environment interactions and applying computational approaches to technological evolution https://sites.google.com/view/drlucytimbrell/home

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Dr Lucy H. Timbrell (@lucytimbrell96.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 27 septiembre 2023. Tiene 1.524 seguidores, sigue a 376 cuentas y ha publicado 60 posts.

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  • Katerina Harvati@katharv.bsky.social

    I am deeply honored to have received the Albert Einstein World Award of Science and an honorary Doctorate.drom the University of Cordoba, Argentina, this past week ✨️🙏 @humanorigins.bsky.social

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  • Tom Booth@boothicus.bsky.social

    🧪🏺🗃️ the twinned paper, this time on Celtic languages and their link to migrations in Iron Age Europe. I was a bit critical commenting in this piece as many of the population movements they detect have been found by other people previously. But also… www.nature.com/articles/d41...

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  • Tom Booth@boothicus.bsky.social

    …the plausibility of the models they test is dependent upon a link between migration and language change, yet when tested against their data they would all require for language to have been transmitted to certain regions without much migration, so it upends the entire premise. I think we might be…

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  • Tom Booth@boothicus.bsky.social

    …reaching a ceiling of the what these traditional aDNA studies involving sophisticated intense genetic analysis but relatively superficial integration of the archaeological/linguistic evidence can tell us. Can a migration/interaction between groups that results in a 5% shift in ancestry be …

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  • Tom Booth@boothicus.bsky.social

    …thought of in the same way and assumed to have identical effects to one which results in a 50% shift? It feels like there needs to be much more engagement with the regional archaeological evidence as well as (especially) anthropological research on language transmission to properly assess the…

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