HERCA is co-funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) in the UK and the Sao Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) in Brazil.
Latest Posts
- A short video showing our fieldwork in Bolivia 13th March 2023
- Great news for Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit (ORAU)!! 7th March 2022
- The early settlers of the Llanos de Mojos 6th September 2021
- The interconnected peoples of ancient Amazon 19th March 2021
- Environmental change at the Monte Castelo archaeological shell mound 19th August 2020
- Job opportunity!! 10th June 2020
- Phytoliths and its importance for palaeoecological reconstructions 13th May 2020
- Amazonia as an early centre of plant domestication 7th May 2020
- Fieldwork in Amazonia during Covid-19 pandemic 6th May 2020
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Amazon
Amazonia
Amazon Palaeoecology
Archaeology
Bolivia
Covid-19
Cultivation
Early Holocene
Eduardo Neves
FAPESP
fieldwork
HERCA
Job opportunity
Llanos de Mojos
Llanos de Moxos
Monte Castelo
ORAU
PDRA
Phytoliths
Pre-Columbians
radiocarbon dating
Umberto Lombardo
University of São Paulo (USP)
Upper Madeira River
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