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HOMinin TECHnology

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      tool-makers
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      cognitive aspects
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      physical demands
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HOMinin TECHnology

  • Production

HOMTECH… in brief

  • People

Who’s who

  • Research

Archaeology, paleoenvironment, paleoecology

  • Research

The first stone
tool-makers

  • Research

Foraging and tool-making:
cognitive aspects

  • Research

Climbing and tool-making:
physical demands

Project managers

  • Sandrine PRAT (HNHP)
  • Guillaume DAVER (PALEVOPRIM)

Last news

Vallée des singes, juillet 2020

Vallée des singes, juillet 2020

Vallée des singes, July 2020

Vallée des singes,
juillet 2020

Vallée des singes,
juillet 2020

Vallée des singes,
July 2l020

Vallée des singes,
juillet 2020

Vallée des singes,
juillet 2020

Vallée des singes,
July 2020

Vallée des singes, juillet 2020

Vallée des singes, juillet 2020

Vallée des singes, July 2020

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Scientific network

Project managers

  • Sandrine PRAT (HNHP)
  • Guillaume DAVER (PALEVOPRIM)

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HOMTECH

The transdisciplinary project HOMTECH (HOMinin TECHnology. Cognition, motricity and behaviour of the first stone-tool makers) seeks to reconstruct the cognitive capacities, motor capabilities and subsistence behaviours of the first stone tool makers (Lomekwian and Oldowan), integrating archaeology, palaeoanthropology, archeozoology, neurobiology and biomechanics.

Scientific network

The project HOMTECH unites two teams, HNHP  (UPVD/MNHN) and PALEVOPRIM (scientific partners) as well as seven other institutions/teams, involving a dozen of researchers. In this frame, HOMTECH includes field excavations  (especially in Kenya), biomechanical analyses (humans and other primates) and numerous study stays in museums of Europe and Africa.

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