Dr. Christina M. Carolus
@cmcarolus.bsky.social
Archaeologist and archaeobotanist of Inner Asia. Cyclist. 📚🚴🧪🌿🎶 Director of the Khulunbuir Archaeological Project and Postdoctoral Scholar in the SAHND Lab @psuanthro.bsky.social.
Looking forward to final Summer 2025 conference presentations, to take place at #ISBA11 in Turin. Tune in to a full length presentation on new proteomic evidence for the early spread of Asian rice at the #PAASTA meeting (8/26) as well as my scheduled flash talk on Thursday (8/28)!
August 25, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Floating (pun intended) through a beautiful August in Kyrgyzstan 🍃 Pt. II
August 10, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Floating (pun intended) through a beautiful August in Kyrgyzstan 🍃 Pt. II
Floating (pun intended) through a beautiful August in Kyrgyzstan 🌱 Pt. I
August 10, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Floating (pun intended) through a beautiful August in Kyrgyzstan 🌱 Pt. I
Ancient Mongolian villages, tiny grains🌾, rivers, herds, fish, and friends: a few of my favorite parts of the ongoing 2025 season of the Khulunbuir Archaeological Project, now with the amazing SAHND and SHEL teams @psuanthro.bsky.social. Stay tuned.
July 5, 2025 at 8:27 AM
Ancient Mongolian villages, tiny grains🌾, rivers, herds, fish, and friends: a few of my favorite parts of the ongoing 2025 season of the Khulunbuir Archaeological Project, now with the amazing SAHND and SHEL teams @psuanthro.bsky.social. Stay tuned.
Working on site reports today and reflecting on some unfortunate ancient person's cooking fails. These confusing looking lumps are aggregates of foxtail and broomcorn millet grains recovered from my Iron Age village site in Mongolia. Through work by folks such as Valamoti et al. (2021) and more
December 9, 2024 at 5:27 AM
Working on site reports today and reflecting on some unfortunate ancient person's cooking fails. These confusing looking lumps are aggregates of foxtail and broomcorn millet grains recovered from my Iron Age village site in Mongolia. Through work by folks such as Valamoti et al. (2021) and more