For instance, how far did large animals' migrations directed historical humans migrations?
I have been inspied by the great paper by our colleague Ryan Tucker Jones. See in attachment.
As fellow practitioners and/or aficionados of marine environmental history / historical marine ecology, you are kindly invited to check the website of our network, Oceans Past Initiative (www.oceanspast.net).
Here you will find information on important upcoming events such as the Oceans Past V conference in Tallin, Estonia, May 2015 (http://hmap.sea.ee/index.php/oceans-past-conference).
You are also encouraged to submit the bibliographic data of your recent (2010-) publications to Bo Poulsen ([email protected])or Cristina Brito ([email protected]) to have them included in our shared bibliography (http://hmap.sea.ee/index.php/publications).
We do have global aspirations in terms of coverage, but we also realize that our eyes are not everywhere. Therefore, if you are involved with, or know of, research initiative of relevance to the Oceans Past Initiative, do alert us. Send it to web editors, Bo Poulsen or myself for inclusion on our website.
Check the site www.oceanspast.net and the upcoming Conference Oceans Past V, Tallinn, May 2015
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