Dispersing myths; Characterising human migration through Asia

人类的环球旅行是我们最伟大的成就之一，然而关于最早迁徙的考古证据年代不准确，充满不确定性，而且经常被忽视。该项目旨在通过超越人类证据的时间和识别，探索他们的行为，健康和适应性，来描述早期人类在亚洲向澳大拉西亚扩散的本质。在其环境背景下重新考虑早期迁徙将有助于评估其可行性，并解决遗传和物理证据之间的差异。通过阐明人类最伟大的旅程的故事，我们将对我们的生存和适应能力产生新的理解和欣赏。

The human journey across the globe is one of our greatest achievements, yet the archaeological evidence for the earliest migrations is poorly dated, plagued by uncertainty and often overlooked. This project aims to characterise the nature of early human dispersals across Asia en route to Australasia by going beyond the timing and identification of human evidence to explore their behaviour, health and adaptability. Reconsidering early migrations within their environmental context will allow an assessment of their feasibility and address the disparity between the genetic and physical evidence. By elucidating the story of the greatest human journey we will develop a new understanding and appreciation of our survival and adaption capabilities.