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New study in Zimbabwe speaks to man's incredible adaptability

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Interview with Mette Løvschal in Videnskab.dk

ANTHEA newsletter November 2022

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ANTHEA PhD course

The PhD course "Longue Durée Perspectives in the Anthropocene" was taught October 31 - November 2, 2022 by Mark Haughton and Mette Løvschal.

Anthropogenic Heathlands in Prehistoric Atlantic Europe: Review and Future Prospects

Article in European Journal of Archaeology by Havananda Ombashi and Mette Løvschal

Conference in Copenhagen on Exploring Social Inequalities in the Palaeolithic and Neolithic of Europe and Southwest Asia

Mette Løvschal and the famous Professor Ian Hodder were among the keynote speakers

Mutual Entrapment. As Neolithic people transformed prehistoric forests, they stumbled into an ecological trap. Domestication goes both ways

Essay by Mette Løvschal in AEON - the digital magazine of ideas, philosophy and culture

Article by Mette Løvschal in Annual Review of Anthropology

Retranslating Resilience Theory in Archaeology

Application open: 18-Month Postdoc Position in ANTHEA

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A comparative perspective on heathlands: The effects of fencing in southern Kenyan rangelands

Article in Frontiers in Conservation Science by Mette Løvschal among others

"Mapping the ecological resilience of Atlantic postglacial heathlands"

Article in Journal of Applied Ecology by Mette Løvschal and Christian F. Damgaard

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