ASIAN-AUSTRALASIAN ASSOCIATION OF PALAEOANTHROPOLOGISTS

A professional association for palaeoanthropology and its allied disciplines
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The Asian-Australasian Association of Palaeoanthropologists (AAAP) is the first professional association of its kind to be established in the region. It provides an international academic organisation for professional researchers and postgraduate students working in the broad field of palaeoanthropology, and allied areas, with a geographical focus on Asia and Australasia.

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  • NEW: AAAP's inaugural "Triennual Workshop and Conference" will be held on 13-15 November 2011, in Kunming (Yunnan Province, China). The conference will be held over three days: 13 November, welcoming and social function; 14-15 November, conference presentations and posters; and 15 November members triennual meeting. If you would like to organise a symposium or workshop please e-mail an expression of interest to Darren Curnoe (d.curnoe@unsw.edu.au) as soon as possible. Detailed information will be posted here and e-mailed to members soon. A formal call for papers and for registrations will be sent out later in 2010. The organising committee comprises: Darren Curnoe (Sydney), Ji Xueping (Kunming), Su Bing (Kunming), Parth Chuan (Indiana), Paul Tacon (Gold Coast) and Andy Herries (Sydney). We would like to request that all members consider seriously participating in this important event.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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