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Clark Spencer Larsen, DirectorAbout the Bioarchaeology Research Laboratory
The Bioarchaeology Research Laboratory was founded in 2002 for the purpose of providing a research facility for the study of human remains from archaeological settings. In addition to a range of research projects, the laboratory is used for graduate teaching and for projects involving cultural resource management (CRM) in the archaeological community.
The lab is also the home for the Rene M. Menegaz-Bock Dental Anthropology Collection, representing a large dental cast collection of individuals of known age, sex, and in some cases, familial history. Space for visiting students and scientists is available for use of the collection. |
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