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[caption id="attachment_340" align="alignright" width="163"] Click to enlarge.[/caption]On Tuesday 7th August, thanks to an invitation by Prof. Astolfo Araujo, Sébastien Plutniak gave a talk on the Papuan Past Project at the Museu de archeologia e etnologia of the Sao Paulo University.Entitled “‘The Papuan Past Project’ : Archaeology, Genetics and Ethnography in East Sepik, Papua New Guinea. First Results and a Case for Practical Interdisciplinarity”, this presentation included (1) an introduction about the “investigations on human history in New Guinea”, (2) a presentation of the “Lines of investigations and disciplines involved” in the project, (3) details on the first results concerning the ”Cave-related Knowledge and Social Networks” in Auwim village, and (4) some final thoughts on “Practical interdisciplinarity” in our project.Slides (abstract)Click on the picture to download an abstracted version of the slides: