Our new LEAP project video ‘Peat, Bones, and Speleothems - Exploring ancient climate change and human mobility in Belgium’ is now online!

The first LEAP article is out! A child’s jawbone discovered years ago in the Grotte de On is helping researchers from LEAP tell a new story about prehistoric life in Belgium.

We are very pleased to welcome Dr. Elliot Van Maldegem (VUB) to the LEAP team.

Recently, Hannah Leonard (VUB), Christophe Snoeck (VUB), and Giacomo Capuzzo (KIK-IRPA), have sampled the Bronze Age human remains from the Trou del Leuve (Sinsin), a burial cave excavated by the Société archéologique de Namur. 

Over the past few months, Stijn Pardon and Siska Van Parys from the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences have been capturing the LEAP team in action

PhD Hannah Leonard and supervisor Christophe Snoeck for the VUB have recently visited the Musée du Malgré-Tout

The team of the LEAP project recently participated in a two-day team-building event

Hannah Leonard, Giacomo Capuzzo, and Christophe Snoeck participated (CIA 2024) 

Giacomo Capuzzo and Possum Pincé were excited to present the LEAP Project.

Check out an interview with dr. Possum Pincé, one of the researchers in the LEAP-project.

On 7^th of April 2023, a speleothem core was taken in a flowstone in the non-touristic part of the Hotton cave.

The LEAP website is live!