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In the original publication of the article, authors noticed that they misnamed an institution and a minsitry in the acknowledgements section. The Authority for Research and Conservation of Cultural Heritage (ARCCH) of Ethiopia is no longer named this way. The official name, since 2021, is the Ethiopian Heritage Authority (EHA). Likewise, the Ministry of Mines and Energy is now the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum. The correct version of the acknowledgments section is provided in this correction.
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Our study is also affiliated to the CRC 806 ‘Our Way to Europe’ funded by the DFG (Project-ID: 5,744,011-SFB 806 project). RV and EH kindly thank the Ethiopian Heritage Authority (EHA) (formerly Authority for Research and Conservation of Cultural Heritage - ARCCH) for their permission and general support, and the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum (MoMP) for the approval of export permits. We thank the team of Beta Analytic Inc. and our colleagues from the radiocarbon AMS lab of the University of Cologne for radiocarbon dating. We are very grateful to our Ethiopian colleagues Alemseged Beldados, Ermias Lulekal and Melaku Wondafrash, and the Master students Saron Melku, Woldeamanuel Jemaneh and Mersha Begashaw from Addis Ababa University who welcomed us in Ethiopia and shared their knowledge on the Ethiopian vegetation. We thank Elisabeth Hildebrand and Steve Brandt for their archaeological advice, organization of field trips, bringing us to the Mochena Borago and Sodicho rock shelters and for fruitful discussions. We warmly thank Melaku Wondafrash for collecting wood samples in the field and Jennifer Markwirth for preparing the wood slides of the reference collections in Frankfurt and Addis Ababa, and Claudia Franz for her assistance with the SEM. Special thanks to Alemseged Beldados and the Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute for handling successfully the export permit for the woods. We thank the local residents of Mt. Sodicho and Mt. Damota for their participation and support in field research. Finally, thanks go to two anonymous reviewers whose comments were very helpful for improving the paper.
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Bodin, S.C., Neumann, K., Hensel, E.A. et al. Correction: Afromontane forests and human impact after the African Humid Period: wood charcoal from the Sodicho rock shelter, SW Ethiopian highlands. Veget Hist Archaeobot 33, 545 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00334-024-00990-0
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