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Audio News from Archaeologica, May 16 through May 27, 2021

Machine learning for sorting potsherds; European impact on Guadeloupe reptiles; Roman soldier at Herculaneum; human DNA from cave sediment

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New machine learning method increases the efficiency and accuracy of sorting ancient pot sherds 

Fossil data demonstrate the devastating impact of European colonization on Guadeloupe’s reptile population 

Roman soldier under Vesuvius ash was possibly a rescuer

Genetic material left behind in caves unlocks new discoveries about Europe’s Neanderthal populations

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