Center for the Human Past - CHP

European warriors of the Bronze Age might have been fearsome—but they were no match for milk.

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Thank you all for joining us today! This is also the goodbye to our Human Past , David and Anthony. Anthony took the opportunity to report back from the and to lead a discussion on the topics presented there.
Thanks for your presence and stimulating discussions and all the best in the future!

We invite all interested to the last open which starts in a couple of hours at . Our guest speaker, professor, Kristian Kristiansen has already joined us for a meeting and a discussion at our HQ.

Thank you, Vetenskapsrådet for your visit yesterday, for the interest in our Center for the Human Past - CHP and all the questions! We hope you enjoyed the meeting and that the presentations by Mattias Jakobsson, Carina Schlebusch (past overview), Harald Hammarström ( languages) and Max Larena ( of people and in ) made you intrigued and eager to know more. We certainly enjoyed the time spent with you!

Uppsala University Kalle Lindholm Jenny Larsson Axel Palmér

researchers in action! Our own Francesco Giannelli together with Marco Gargano, invited speaker at yesterday's Uppsala University IOB Frontiers seminar, lead a discussion about used to infer past and future species distribution based on for researchers interested in angle.
Thank you for joining!

The mini- with our invited guest speaker, Roger Blench, is well under way! Thanks to all participants who joined us today!

Kalle Lindholm Carina Schlebusch Axel Palmér Uppsala University

A new interesting paper to read: An inverse correlation between structural and diversity: https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2526762123

Jenny Larsson Kalle Lindholm Carina Schlebusch Axel Palmér

An inverse correlation between structural linguistic and human genetic diversity | PNAS Linguistic structures show uneven global distributions, but it remains unknown to what extent such distributions are driven by human population his...

Thank you all for joining the and the discussions last week! More to come! Kalle Lindholm Jenny Larsson Axel Palmér

New worth reading: cave and chronology: evidence for diversity in Southern in and Sciences , co-authored by Rita Peyroteo Stjerna Jenny Larsson Kalle Lindholm Axel Palmér Carina Schlebusch

Escoural cave and neolithic mortuary chronology: radiocarbon evidence for funerary diversity in Southern Portugal - Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences Escoural Cave, in Portugal’s Alentejo region, provides pivotal chronological evidence for Neolithic mortuary activity in southwestern Iberia. We present new radiocarbon dates on human bone from Escoural alongside published dates from other funerary monuments, establishing a robust framework that s...

- Call for Applications -

RESIDENTIAL FELLOWSHIPS
The General Fellowship Programme, 2027-28
The Barbro Klein Fellowship Programme, 2027-28
The Human Past Fellowship Programme, 2027-28
The SCAS-VUIAS Fellowship Programme, 2027-28
Deadline for applications: 1 June 2026.

SHORT-TERM RESEARCH STAYS
Short-term Research Stays, 2026-27
Deadline for applications: 26 February 2027.

Read more: https://www.swedishcollegium.se/fellowships/call-s-for-applications