Digging In
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@DiggingInZA
Podcast on African Palaeosciences and the black experience Co-hosts: @Robyn_Angelique and @Mavumavu91 Podcast URL: https://t.co/E6lEgPgOCB
Last group meeting of 2020! I feel so privileged to work with such talented, lovely people ☺️ So proud of everyone for making it through what’s been a brutal year & wishing our Hons students all the best! @speleofriends @TheWendoza @Limno_Kelly @Mavumavu91 @Ripanzell
Opportunity alert! Two #funding opportunities for #postdocs at @heri_uct - join our team of excellent and diverse palaeoscientists! @UCT_news @UCTpostgrads bit.ly/37pssoU
Thank you @Robyn_Angelique & @Mavumavu91 @DiggingInZA for referring to the book Skeletons in the Cupboard by @CirajRassool and Martin Legassick. @KimTommy92 tells me she can’t find this important text online. Publishers @Iziko_Museums please tell us best way to purchase copies?
Inspiring Fifty SA Nominee Robyn Humphreys🎉 She is a PhD Candidate. #InspiringFiftySA2020 #STEM
"Only two of South Africa’s national languages are fully able to scientifically describe the richness of hominin fossil history and the palaeontological record, but young black scientists are changing the colonial narrative." @DiggingInZA @heri_uct bit.ly/3cPZEqW
"Only two of South Africa’s national languages are fully able to scientifically describe the richness of hominin fossil history and the palaeontological record, but young black scientists are changing the colonial narrative." @DiggingInZA @heri_uct bit.ly/3cPZEqW
