The Fifth Cataract Project
This project explores the area of the Fifth Cataract in Sudan with the aim to understand and reconstruct population dynamics over time, past land use and human adaptation to climatic- and environmental changes. This will be achieved through a...

EXPAND: Examining Pan-Neotropical Diasporas
The aim of the project is to integrate archaeology, paleoecology and computer modelling to test the role of climate change in the dispersal of tropical forest farmers out of Amazonia during the late Holocene.

RAINDROPS
RAINDROPS aims to provide a long-term perspective on human adaptation to and the establishment of resilient cultivation systems in drylands.

Holocene Global Landuse (HOLA)
Holocene Global Landuse (HoLa) is an interdisciplinary working group dedicated to reconstructing land use across the Holocene through a global, comparative perspective.

GEA: Geo-EthnoArchaeology of the use of space
The objective of GEA is to generate a richer archaeological record through an innovative geo-ethnoarchaeological methodology applied to the anthropogenic sediments at Stone Walled Sites

Increasing the FAIRness of Phytolith Data
Phytoliths are silica-bodies that form within plant cells during the lifetime of the plant. When the plant dies, phytoliths become deposited naturally in the soil or, if the plant has been exploited by humans, in archaeological layers. These...

LandCover6k - Past Global Changes
The goal of PAGES’ LandCover6k Working Group is to use pollen, archaeological and historical data to provide information on past land cover and land use change.

Mapping the Archaeological Heritage of South Asia
The Mapping Archaeological Heritage in South Asia (MAHSA) project will document the endangered archaeology and cultural heritage of the Indus River Basin and the surrounding areas and publish this information in an Open Access Arches geospatial...

ModAgrO - Modeling the Agricultural Origins and Urbanism in South Asia
The project investigates the origin of farming communities in the Indus Valley and the agricultural dynamics that supported the processes of urbanization leading to one of the major cultural traditions of prehistory, the Indus Civilization.

Moving Marketplaces (MMP): Following the Everyday Production of Inclusive Public Spaces
Investigating both rural and urban marketplaces across four countries MMP uses a translocal perspective to help deepen theoretical and empirical understandings of how marketplaces are produced as inclusive spaces.

Water p-ROOF: experimental rooftop garden
The Water p-ROOF project aims at converting part of the rooftop of the Mercè Rodoreda Building at Univeristat Pompeu Fabra in a plant growing experimental station. It combines lysimeter and big planter facilities and it will be initially used to...