Reading Day Join the Department of Anthropology and Student Association for the Archaeological Sciences on Reading Day for snacks, games, movies, and crafts! Read more about Reading Day
Coffee Hour Sponsored by the Study Away programs of the Department of Anthropology! Read more about Coffee Hour
Living With the River: Ideas of the Future, Sense of Place, and Co-Creation of Risk Communication in the River Arts District Post-Helene Please join the Department of Anthropology on Friday, November 13th at 3:30 PM in Baldwin Hall, 202 for the dissertation prospectus defense of Anthropology and Integrative Conservation student, Hannah Boone, titled "Living With the River: Ideas of the Future, Sense of Place, and Co-Creation of Risk Communication in the River Arts District Post-Helene". Read more about Living With the River: Ideas of the Future, Sense of Place, and Co-Creation of Risk Communication in the River Arts District Post-Helene
National Transfer Student Week Coffee Hour Join the Department of Anthropology in celebrating National Transfer Student Week with a coffee hour hosted by the Undergraduate Committee with snacks and giveaways! Read more about National Transfer Student Week Coffee Hour
Coffee Hour Join the Humans and Environmental Change Lab in the Anthropology main office for coffee and networking! Read more about Coffee Hour
Yoga in the Garden Join the Department of Anthropology in our well-being series with yoga in the garden! Contact Hannah if you have any questions! Read more about Yoga in the Garden
Fall 2026 Student Photo Contest Winners Announced Congratulations to all who participated! Enjoy the media gallery at the bottom to see all submissions for 2026 photo contest. 1st place undergraduate Emma Dumont Gaggle of Geese Read more about Fall 2026 Student Photo Contest Winners Announced
Hannah Thompson Photo: First Name: Hannah Last Name: Thompson Read more about Hannah Thompson I am a first-year PhD student in Anthropology, supervised by Dr. Laurie Reitsema. My research focuses on the bioarchaeology of the ancient Mediterranean, specifically on dietary patterns in Greek colonial settings. I am particularly interested in what these patterns can tell us about ancient multiculturalism and adaptation within a biocultural framework.
Ethical Open Science for Past Global Change Data: An NSF Funded Project Dr. Suzanne Pilaar Birch and the interdisciplinary team behind, Ethical Open Science for Past Global Change Data, have published findings from a multiyear NSF project, supported by the Findable Accessible Interoperable Reusable Open Science (FAIROS) program. Read more about Ethical Open Science for Past Global Change Data: An NSF Funded Project
Ellie Minette Photo: First Name: Ellie Last Name: Minette Phone Number: 7065428737 Read more about Ellie Minette Ellie Minette is a collections manager at the UGA Laboratory of Archaeology. She earned her MA from the University of West Florida and her BA from Rollins College. Before coming to UGA, she worked with the Florida Public Archaeology Network. She is interested in how we can make archaeology more accessible and engaging to the public.
