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  • Paleopedology Newsletter Issue 35 is now out!
    Paleopedology Newsletter Issue 35 is now out!

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Quaternary Environments and Humans

Quaternary Environments and Humans

Quaternary Environments and Humans (QEH), the full Open Access INQUA/Elsevier Journal, publishes peer-reviewed papers under the auspices of the leading Quaternary association, focusing on recent advances in Quaternary sciences that appeal to a wide audience and combine approaches from several disciplines.

QEH will encompass a full spectrum of joint specialists from the physical and natural sciences, archaeology and the humanities, representing the four pillars, including geoarchaeology, bioarchaeology, material culture and modelling studies.

The policy is to publish interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary contributions reporting and promote debates on the long-term and multifaceted relationship among changing climates, environments and the hominins in the Quaternary.

QEH aims to promote the Quaternary Sciences through a rigorous scientific approach that is combined with diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Editor-in-Chief

Andrea Zerboni

Editors

Silvia Bello, Fumie Iizuka and Jan Kolář

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