Suneel Kumar awarded Junior Fellowship by AIPS The American Institute of Pakistan Studies (AIPS) awarded PhD candidate, Suneel Kumar, a 2020-2021 Junior Fellowship. Suneel's fellowship will support his dissertation fieldwork, specifically archival research in London and Pakistan. Learn more about the AIPS and the AIPS fellowships. Congratulations Suneel! Read more about Suneel Kumar awarded Junior Fellowship by AIPS
UGA Archaeology's Florida's Mound Key research highlighted UGA Laboratory of Archaeology's Dr. Read more about UGA Archaeology's Florida's Mound Key research highlighted
The Conversation publishes article featuring The Dating Iroquoia project The Dating Iroquoia project is co-directed by Dr. Jennifer Birch and is made up of researchers at Cornell University, New York State Museum, and the University of Georgia, including Research Assistant, Megan Conger. The Conversation published an article today highlighting the work and research The Dating Iroquoia project has conducted. Read more about The Conversation publishes article featuring The Dating Iroquoia project
Megan Conger awarded a 2020-2021 McNeil Center for Early American Studies Fellowship The McNeil Center for Early American Studies (MCEAS) at the University of Pennsylvania has awarded PhD candidate, Megan Conger, a 2020-2021 Friends of the MCEAS Dissertation Fellowship. Read more about Megan Conger awarded a 2020-2021 McNeil Center for Early American Studies Fellowship
Dr. Elizabeth Reitz and alumni, Dr. Fred Andrus, published in PNAS Professor Emerita, Dr. Elizabeth Reitz and alumni, Dr. Fred Andrus, along with Daniel Sandweiss, Alice Kelley, Kirk Maasch, and Paul Roscoe wrote an article that was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS). The article is titled, "Archaeological climate proxies and the complexities of reconstructing Holocene El Niño in coastal Peru." Read more about Dr. Elizabeth Reitz and alumni, Dr. Fred Andrus, published in PNAS
Katie Foster awarded a 2020 IDRF Fellowship The Mellon International Dissertation Research Fellowship (IDRF) Program awarded PhD candidate, Katie Foster, a 2020 IDRF Fellowship, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The IDRF offers nine to twelve months of support to graduate students in the humanities and humanistic social sciences who are enrolled in PhD programs in the United States and conducting dissertation research on non-US topics. Learn more about the IDRF here. Congratulations Katie! Read more about Katie Foster awarded a 2020 IDRF Fellowship
Anya Bonanno receives University of Georgia Graduate School Dean’s Award The UGA Graduate School awarded PhD candidate, Anya Bonanno, a Dean's Award for her research. The Dean's Award assists UGA Graduate students with their dissertation or thesis research by supporting students in collecting data or performing some other aspect of their research. Congratulations Anya! Read more about Anya Bonanno receives University of Georgia Graduate School Dean’s Award
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An Institutional Approach For Archaeology UGA Department of Anthropology's Jacob Holland-Lulewicz, Megan Conger, Travis Jones, Dr. Jennifer Birch, and Dr. Stephen Kowalewski published a recent paper in the Journal of Anthropological Archaeology. The article, entitled "An Institutional Approach for Archaeology," details a method for analyzing ethnographic and archaeological data that focuses on social institutions, instead of other common socio-spatial referents. Read more about An Institutional Approach For Archaeology
