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Science: Horse mastery helped mysterious Mongolian warriors build a multiethnic empire

Science: “Horse mastery helped mysterious Mongolian warriors build a multiethnic empire,” by Andrew Curry, November 5, 2020.

New ARD documentary on the history of the toilet features our paleofeces research!

A big congratulations to PhD student Maxime Borry and technician Raphaela Stahl for being featured in the new ARD documentary on the history of the toilet! You can watch their segment here: Paläofäkalien: Das verrät […]

Our research in Mongolia is featured in Harvard Magazine!

“Did Milk Build the Mongol Empire?“, by Jonathan Shaw, Harvard Magazine, September/October 2020. Photo: Project team member Zoljargal Enkh-Amgalan demonstrates yak milking.

Harvard Gazette: Filling gaps in our understanding of how cities began to rise

Harvard Gazette: “Filling gaps in our understanding of how cities began to rise,” by Juan Siliezar, May 29, 2020.

Our work on paleofeces is featured on Science Friday!

Our work on paleofeces and the problem of archaeological dog poop is featured in this week’s Science Friday episode: The origin of feces! May 15, 2020 (16 minutes).

More press for CoproID!

Europa Press: Nuevo método afina el origen de heces arqueológicas Welt: Versteinerte Exkremente: Was Sie bestimmt nicht über alten Kot wussten – aber wissen wollen – WELT Courrier International: Sciences. Sur les sites archéologiques, des crottes de chien […]