Flying Into a New Phase of Work
We are back from the field! As a sneak preview, a rough cut of what will eventually become a full video with stills and voiceover can be seen here, documenting […]
We are back from the field! As a sneak preview, a rough cut of what will eventually become a full video with stills and voiceover can be seen here, documenting […]
It’s that time of year when I write something on my “to do” list just in time to cross it off and add two more things in its place. You know […]
No, MEMSAP has not gone dormant! Rather, we have been working through those many years of data to organize and publish our results, and we have been planning the next […]
It’s that time of year again! Many members of the MEMSAP team will be converging next week in San Francisco to present new results from our research at the Paleoanthropology […]
By Andrew Zipkin (Doctoral Candidate, The George Washington University) Near Karonga, Malawi, Central Africa – Somewhere around the third shattered arm on the drone things began to get serious. Our […]
By: Julie Guy The MEMSAP Field School 2014 had a lot of firsts for me. First time to Africa (and, obviously, Malawi), first time time excavating a 1mx1m square, first […]
By: Dr Jessica Thompson Well, another field school has passed and this time no students were able to find time during the season to write a blog entry…hopefully because they […]
by: Dr Jessica Thompson Since our last update was many months ago, I thought it would be a good idea to send a message to our loyal followers of this […]
By James Flittner and Victor de Moor So far the season has been successful, with plenty of adventures, interesting people and of course some great archaeology. For us the surveys […]
This little clip shows a typical 1 x 2m excavation by MEMSAP. In the foreground Petros Mwanganda – related to Chief Mwanganda of the archaeological site bearing the same name […]
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On the ground with the Malawi Earlier-Middle Stone Age Project
On the ground with the Malawi Earlier-Middle Stone Age Project