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Collaborative Research Centre 806 Culture-Environment Interaction and Human Mobility in the Late Quaternary |
Blog - Project A3
Ethiopian lakes – Palaeoenvironmental reconstruction in the source region of modern man
Project A3
completed in 2017
(1st Phase) + (2nd Phase)
Principal Investigator:
Prof. Dr. Frank Schäbitz
Dr. Bernd Wagner
Researcher:
Dr. Finn Viehberg
Cooperation Partner:
Dr. Verena Foerster
Prof. Dr. Henry Lamb
New cores out of Africa
In two field campaigns (2009 and 2010) we successfully cored and explored two lakes in southern Ethiopia: Chew Bahir and Lake Cham...
More cores and archaeological artefacts: News from...
In March 2012, we returned to Ethiopia with the aim of surveying for archaeological artefacts close to our lakes, to sample rock m...
West-east coring transect at Ethiopian lakes
In autumn 2011, we successfully completed a west to east coring transect at lakes in different altitudes. First, we cored Lake Bab...
Good things come to those who wait
Shortly after the set-back that the ICDP/HSPDP Chew Bahir drilling project will be postponed to autumn 2014, Frank Schaebitz recei...
All's well that ends well
Five days ago, the rainy season started in Ethiopia and the ecosystems in the rift-valley began to bloom again. Almost just in tim...
Oldest sediments from the source region of 'Homo s...
A 40 m long sediment core from Chew Bahir/southern Ethiopia was already recovered in April 2014 funded exclusively by the CRC 806....
Coring activities in the Chew Bahir, southern Ethi...
The coring activities of the Chew Bahir Project, part of the Hominin Sites and Paleolakes Drilling Project (HSPDP) and associated...
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