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Three scientists in lab

Archaeologists Use Tooth Enamel Protein to Show Sex of Human Remains

by Andy Fell
July 17, 2020

A collection of stone age tools

Neandertals Were Choosy About Making Bone Tools

by Andy Fell
May 08, 2020

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Valencia Scott

by Undergraduate Admissions
March 09, 2020

Admissions Blog

Greenland sled dogs

Unique Sled Dogs Helped the Inuit Thrive in the North American Arctic

by Karen Nikos-Rose
November 27, 2019

Scientists examine tooth through ring light.

Forensic Proteomics, a New Tool for Crime Labs and Anthropology

by Andy Fell
September 09, 2019

In Difficult Times, Having Multiple Husbands Can Be an Advantage

by Karen Nikos-Rose
August 14, 2019

Anthropology professor Jelmer Eerkens holding a modern die.

It’s Not How You Play the Game, but How the Dice Were Made

by Karen Nikos-Rose
January 30, 2018

Moroccan Fossils Show Human Ancestors’ Diet of Game

by Kathleen Holder
June 07, 2017

ɫ��ɫ Anthropologist and Team Identify Remains of 19th Century Toddler

by Kimberly Hale
May 10, 2017

Mugshot: Margaret Crofoot

ɫ��ɫ Assistant Professor Awarded Prestigious Packard Fellowship

by Kathleen Holder
November 21, 2016

Baboons walking down a dusty road

Baboons on the Move Practice Democracy

by Jeffrey Day
June 18, 2015

Valentine with Cupid and hanging hearts

ɫ��ɫ experts on romance and relationships for Valentine's Day

by Jeffrey Day
February 02, 2015

A rose with two wedding rings

Mating market trumps biology in relationships

by Jeffrey Day
January 14, 2015

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chimp climbing a tree

Chimps plan for a good early breakfast

by Jeffrey Day
October 27, 2014

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