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On March 5th, Dr. Habiba Chirchir delivered a public lecture as part of the American Museum of Natural History’s Sci Café series, sponsored by the Leakey Foundation!

Dr. Chirchir discussed…

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We are pleased to highlight a new article published by members of our department in PLOS One!

"Inter-rater reliability of stress signatures in exfoliated primary dentition -…

Barbara Piperata

Dr. Piperata recently contributed to two papers, one in American Anthropologist and the other in Practicing Anthropology, that highlight the importance of mixed methods and biocultural approaches…

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We are pleased to highlight a new article published by members of our department in the American Journal of Biological Anthropology!

Authored by PhD candidate Kaita Gurian and faculty…

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Department of Anthropology faculty member, Dr. Mark Moritz, contributes to the launch of the National Science Foundation's Cultural Anthropology Methods Program (CAMP) International Curriculum! …

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Check out Dr. Guatelli-Steinberg’s latest article in Nature: News and Views! Growing up slowed down for an early Homo individual

“Human children pair fast growth of a…

Benjamin Mertus (Left) Dr. Katie Zejdlik (Right)

For fall break we have a double feature! The two latest episodes of A Story of Us are now available on SoundCloud, Apple podcasts and Spotify…

Nicholas Passalacqua

Another episode of A Story of Us interview is out! Listen and subscribe to the podcast on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify!

In this…

a red colobus monkey perched on a tree branch

Dr. Scott McGraw of our department is featured as a co-author in two recent publications advocating for red colobus monkey conservation in places like the Taï Forest of Ivory Coast in West Africa…