INASIA at the 21st UISPP World Congress in Poznań
The INASIA team, led by our PI Prof. Małgorzata Kot, took part in the 21st World Congress of the International […]
The INASIA team, led by our PI Prof. Małgorzata Kot, took part in the 21st World Congress of the International […]
Our PI, Prof. Małgorzata Anna Kot, is one of the Guest Editors of a new Special Issue of the Journal
Darvazalik Cave has been testing our patience for the past three years. A 5-metre-deep excavation trench. A 50-minute climb to
This season’s fieldwork at Kiik Kamar Cave has come to an end. Over the past weeks, we worked our way
Bats, caves, geology and another roadside repair! It can only mean one thing: we’re surveying Kashkadarya. We decided to do
Archaeological excavations take time. Before the first artefacts appear, archaeologists often spend weeks working through younger deposits to reach the
This year, our team member Gairat Muhtarov spent one month in Warsaw, Poland, where he received hands-on training in archaeological
Fieldwork is often imagined as excavation, documentation and discoveries. But before any of this can happen, there is another part
“Human–environment interactions and socio-ecological trajectories during the Quaternary from the Mediterranean basin to Central Asia” We are pleased to share
We are holding a webinar about the opportunities for joining the team of the INASIA project. The webinar will take