Eric Huysecom

Prof. Eric Huysecom
Archaeology of Africa & Anthropology Laboratory (ARCAN)
Faculty of Science
Université de Genève
30 Quai Ernest-Ansermet
CH-1205 Geneva
Switzerland

Mailing Address:
Archaeology of Africa & Anthropology Laboratory (ARCAN)
Faculty of Science
Université de Genève
30 Quai Ernest-Ansermet
-1205 Geneva



Phone: +41 (0) 22 379 69 73
E-mail: eric.huysecom(at)unige.ch
URL Institution: https://arcan.unige.ch/en
Personal URL: link

with involvement of Eric Huysecom

Additional functions:
Special Addvisor to the Rectorate for Africa


Key Publications of Eric Huysecom (up to ten) :
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Eric_Huysecom
https://archive-ouverte.unige.ch/documents/facets/sort:Document.year/direction:desc?newFacet=creatorFacet%3DHuysecom%2C+Eric


Expertise of Eric Huysecom:

Expertise Category	Specific Expertise
Expert Type	Scientific / Fundamental Research
Topic Atmosphere	Climate
Topic Pedosphere	Soil Degradation / Erosion / Desertification
Topic Ecosystems	Terrestrial Ecosystems
Topic Economy/ResourceUse	Agriculture, Forestry and Fishery
	Land Cover / Land Use / Landscape
Topic Politics/Law	Conventions / Protections
Topic Society	Population Dynamics / Migration / Urbanisation
Topic Culture/History	Ethics / Cultural Values
	Art / Folklore / Symbols / Language
Spatial Zones	Lowland
	Urban
	Rural
Spatial Scale	Continental
	Regional
	National / Cultural
	Local / Community
Time Frame	Past
	Past: Historical / Archeological
	Past: Quarternary
	Recent / Today
Statistical Focus	Extreme Events
	Mean Change / Trends
	Variability
Time Scale	Seasonal / Annual
	Decadal / Centennial
	Millenial
	100 kyr
Methods	Data Collection
	Data Collection - Documents, Archives
	Data Analysis
	Literature Study
	Program Coordination / Management
GeoForum Environmental-Technology	Prospection

Specialties of Eric Huysecom:
Relationship, through a interdisciplinary approach, between the evolution of human occupation and climatic and environnemental changes in Africa

Human populations and paleoclimatic evolution in West Africa
To study the history of interactions between human populations and climatic and environmental variability in West Africa from the Pleistocene to the present day.

Research in the fields of archaeology, paleometallurgy, geomorphology, sedimentology, archaeobotany, ethnohistory, ethnoarchaeology, ethno


Last update: 11/23/23
Source of data: ProClim- Research InfoSystem (1993-2024)
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