Lund University research awarded prestigious international prize for “outstanding contribution” to World Archaeology

Publicerad den 14 juni 2024

A small explosion at Mt Sakurajima in June 2011. Southern Kyushu (SW Japan) remains one of the most active volcanic areas in the world and forms part of the “Pacific Ring of Fire”

Prize-winning study on the effects of one of the largest volcanic eruptions of the Holocene changes the way archaeologists think about the effects of natural disasters on past peoples.

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