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Dr. Don Nelson's class presents research projects

This week, we witnessed some incredible research projects from Dr. Don Nelson's Art and Science of Asking Questions class. Students presented posters illustrating topics about the human condition, within and between cultures! See more images from the event below.

 

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Hailey Farrar's essay that explores hair and fingernail samples traced back nearly 500 years, found on the Ampota volcano in Peru appears in The Classic

This December, Hailey Farrar's essay “DNA collected from Incan ritual human sacrifices reveals traces of stim

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Leo Umberger's essay on violence across Neolithic Europe and the categorization of humans as civilized or savage published in The Classic

Congratulations to UGA anthropology student Leo Umberger, whose article on violence across Neolithic Europe and the categorization of humans as civilized or savage has been published in The Classic, the Writing Intensive Program’s journal of undergraduate writing and r

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Danielle Kirby’s essay published in the Writing Intensive Program’s journal of undergraduate writing and research

This December, Danielle Kirby’s essay “A Picture is Worth a Thousand Theories: The Importance of Minoan Iconography” ap

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Anthropology Alumni Linkedin

Hey Anthropology Alums! We're thrilled to announce the launch of our official Alumni Page on Linkedin!

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