Presentations

"The singing and painted ape: an aposematic theory of human evolution" Presentation, 2016, Anti-Predator Coloration Symposium. Exeter University UK.

"Conspicuousness and Behaviour in Human Evolution" Joseph Jordania's paper presented on August 3rd, 2017. 35th Ethological Conference in Estoril, Portugal.

Fumio Koizumi Prize in Ethnomusicology complete Lecture at Koizumi Ceremony, May 2010.

“In recognition of his contribution to systematic analysis of folk polyphonies of the world, proposing a new model for the origins of traditional choral singing in a broad context of human evolution”

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Shaping Ethnomusicology: from 19st to 21st Centuries. XXXIII ESEM – Georgia. Ethnomusicology in the 21st Century. 5-9 September 2017 Tbilisi.

Joseph Jordania (Australia/Georgia) – Shaping Ethnomusicology: from 19st to 21st Centuries.<br />XXXIII ESEM – GEORGIA. Ethnomusicology in the 21st Century. 5-9 September 2017 Tbilisi