Synthesis often involves integrating archaeological and environmental data. SKOPE (Synthesizing Knowledge of Past Environments) is a free web application that provides easy access to tree-ring based annual retrodictions of precipitation
Data Quality and Reuse for Archaeological Synthesis
Since 1975, the United States’ highest honor for early career scientists and engineers has been NSF’s Alan T. Waterman Award. One of this years’ laureates is Jessica Tierney, a paleoclimatologist
Announcement of a publication of interest to CfAS Partners and Associates
Svante Pääbo has been awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in medicine or physiology for his groundbreaking work in establishing the science of archaeogenomics, and for for his discoveries concerning the
Archaeological research can help ensure that technological innovations have equitable and geographically broad benefits.
Clare Boerigter, an environmental storyteller, is excited to share her recent story on the CfAS-funded People, Fire and Pines Project. In this piece, Boerigter explores the false-yet-still-dominant narrative of the
Alexandria Archive Institute/Open Context receives National Endowment for the Humanities Award to support digital literacy program entitled Networking Archaeological Data and Communities
The Coalition for Archaeological Synthesis currently boasts sixty institutional partners who share our mission to promote archaeological synthesis to advance science and benefit society. Each partner does important work, and
