Lessons from a lake bed: unpicking palaeo-hydrological change & human landscape use in the southern African interior.

Peeking into the lives of our ancestors who were lugging about lumps of silcrete on a salt-pan 75 thousand years ago.

Uneven surface moisture as a driver of dune formation on ephemeral lake beds.

The mysterious islands of the Makgadikadi: A model-based assessment of how these landforms evolve.

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An uncertainty-focused database approach to extract spatiotemporal trends from lake-status histories.

The rise and fall of African lakes.

Implications of a new chronology for the Stone Age of the upper Zambezi Valley.

The long, long history of humans along the Zambezi River

Inter hemispheric dynamics of the African rainbelt during the late Quaternary.

Using climate models and information from lake muds to understand natural climate cycles over millennial timescales in intertropical Africa. 

Ecosystem resilience to late-Holocene climate change in the Upper Zambezi Valley.

Using pollen and charcoal to understand how and why Zambia's ecosystems have changed over the last 6000 years.