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Shelly Biesel published an article in Economic Anthropology

"When disinformation makes sense: Contextualizing the war on coal in Appalachian Kentucky" by PhD candidate, Shelly Biesel, is now available for early view in Economic Anthropology. This manuscript utilizes "qualitative interviews, participant observation, and discourse an

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Moveable Gardens: Itineraries and Sanctuaries of Memory

Professor and Ethnoecology and Biodiversity Lab Director, Dr. Virginia Nazarea, along with University of Georgia alumna (B.A.

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Dr. Don Nelson and Dr. Meredith Welch-Devine are on the research team for the Network for Engineering With Nature Collaboration

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New Anthropology AB/Historic Preservation MHP Double Dawgs Program

We are excited to announce a new Double Dawgs program launching Fall 2020: the Anthropology AB/Historic Preservation MHP. This new program gives students the opportunity to earn both their Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Master of Historic Preservation in five years.

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Professor Emeritus, Dr. Stephen Kowalewski has a new book

The Department of Anthropology and the Laboratory of Archaeology's Dr. Stephen Kowalewski served as an editor on the newly published, The Evolution of Social Institutions-Interdisciplinary Perspectives.