GIAP researchers Francesc C. Conesa<\/a> and Arnau Carbonell<\/a>\u00a0have recently left Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia\u2019s capital, after setting up the final preparations for their field survey season starting in Z\u00fc\u00fcnkhangai Sum<\/strong>, Uvs province, in the north-western part of the country.<\/p>\n The archaeological campaign belongs to the research project “Arqueolog\u00eda del pastoralismo n\u00f3mada en Mongolia”<\/strong><\/a>, funded by Fundaci\u00f3n Palarq<\/a> and led by Dr Natalia Eg\u00fcez<\/a> (University of La Laguna<\/a>, Spain), which studies the microscopic and molecular elements contained in the sediments recovered from archaeological sites related to domestic spaces, that is, the places where nomadic shepherds lived during the Bronze and Iron Ages.<\/p>\n Along with Natalia Eg\u00fcez<\/a> (University of La Laguna), Conesa<\/a> and Carbonell<\/a> are joining an international team together with Burentugs Ganbold (National Museum of Mongolia<\/a>), Javier Davara<\/a> (University of La Laguna), and Javier Corso<\/a>, photographer and co-founder of Oak Stories<\/a>. He will provide another analytical (and hopefully more artistic) perspective on our daily routines and archaeological insights.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \u00a1Arranca la campa\u00f1a arqueol\u00f3gica en #Mongolia<\/a>! Gracias a @FundacionPalarq<\/a> por su apoyo a nuestro proyecto “Arqueolog\u00eda del pastoralismo n\u00f3mada”. Con investigadores de @ULL<\/a>, @ICAC_cat<\/a>, Museo Nacional de Mongolia y @wku<\/a>, @oak_stories<\/a> nos acompa\u00f1a documentando el proyecto \ud83e\udd70\ud83d\udcf8 pic.twitter.com\/z8ZDD2Vx2B<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Natalia \u00c9g\u00fcez (@thethinsection) July 6, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n