Announcements

The Macedonian version of the coloring book is now available! Thank you so much to Bojana Stojanova for generously translating the coloring book.

Join our PhD student Zandra Fagernäs on September 19th from 2pm-5pm in Berlin at Washington Platz for a Soapbox Science event on what you can learn from ancient dental calculus and paleofeces!

A big welcome to our two new undergraduate summer research assistants, Helena Moreno and Jamie Ostmann! Helena and Jamie will be on the Radcliffe Teams Project, “Reevaluating Mexico’s 16th century cocoliztli epidemics using ethnohistoric and […]

The 2020 DairyCultures nutritional and microbiome research is now underway under the leadership of Prof. Soninkhishig Tsolmon of the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences! Thank you to Sonya and the whole team for their incredible […]

Our research on the identification of an artist among the religious women buried at the medieval site of Dalheim has inspired a prize-winning sonnet! Congratulations to Erin Redfern, whose poem The Artist was named runner-up for […]

Congratulations to OU student Shannon Fulton for passing her Master’s thesis defense today! Way to go Shannon!

We stand in support of Black Lives Matter. We strive to reveal the past and our shared human connections. We do not condone the use of our work to promote racist political ideologies. As part […]

Mongolian translation of: Dairy pastoralism sustained Eastern Steppe populations for 5000 years – Сүү, цагаан идээ голлосон мал аж ахуй Зүүн Евразийн тал нутгийн ард түмний амь зуулгыг 5000 жилийн турш залгуулжээ https://natureecoevocommunity.nature.com/users/348900-shevanwilkin/posts/59870-mongolian-translation-of-dairy-pastoralism-sustained-eastern-steppe-populations-for-5000-years?fbclid=IwAR3kfWyG89DqE7qpEvbaDlIl3h_4ckRXNis0X_7batEbaSFoLamRHl_M3Fw

The Hebrew version of the coloring book is now available! Thank you so much to Michal Feldman for generously translating the coloring book.

Check out this video about our DairyCultures bachelors student Zoljargal Enkh-Amgalan and her new fashion line based on Mongolian milk bacteria, “Sci-Fa” that was featured at this year’s Berlin Alternative Fashion Week and at events throughout […]