The discoveries at the site of Nataruk are published today in the journal Nature Inter-group violence among early Holocene hunter-gatherers of West Turkana, Kenya
Two new post-doctoral positions open – Palaeoanthropologist (12 months) and Palaeolithic Archaeologist (8 months)
Fieldwork on the west side of Lake Turkana began in August 2013 for four weeks.
EJOK Classroom built at Lokwar-Ankhaleso!! Dance to celebrate the new EJOK classroom More information on the EJOK Project
New PhD opportunities, including three fully-funded scholarships, to study for a PhD at LCHES, Dept of Archaeology & Anthropology, University of Cambridge, are now open for application as part of In Africa’s research programme. More information at: OPPORTUNITIES. Deadline for…
TWO NEW POSITIONS OPEN: A 4-year Post-Doctoral Research Associate position and a 4-year Technician/Research Assistant position at LCHES, Dept of Archaeology & Anthropology, University of Cambridge, to work in the project are now open. Information about the posts can be…
EJOK is a joint initiative among the Turkana community who live around the villages of Louwae, Locher Akwan and Nakoret along the Kerio River Valley, scientists in In Africa, and a group of University students who have volunteered to help build…
