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Anthropologist: Successful Communities Need Smart, and Empathetic, Members
In 2016, Jacob Freeman, assistant professor of Anthropology, asked a simple question: Do communities flourish more…
ANTHROPOLOGY
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Vernal Open House/Exhibit to Conclude Global Conference of Archaeologists
A group of archaeologists and ecologists from around the world is looking at population and climate shifts in the…
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Dedicated to Studying those who Came Before: Dr. Anna Cohen
When she's not digging up ancient civilizations, Cohen teaches several archaeology and anthropology classes at USU.
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Unique Research Uses Trash to Track Human Energy Use for Last 10,000 Years
Scientists have long studied humans and their relationships with each other and their environments.
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Student Journalists to Share Stories on UPR from MLK Tribute in Memphis
At exactly 6:01 p.m. on the evening of April 4, bells throughout Memphis, Tenn., began to chime.
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New Dating Method Lets Archaeologist Better Track the Elusive Fremont
Nearly 2,000 years ago, Fremont Indians hunted, farmed corn and scooped out underground homes, all under the blazing…
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Anthropology Museum's Marks WWI Anniversary with Exhibit, Author Lecture
The background of bullets and mud played out on the fields of France, but World War I also affected and misplaced…
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Nerds or Poets: Scientist Earns Grant to Research Best Mix of IQ vs EQ
The world needs both nerds and poets
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USU Archaeologists Unbury the Past with High-Tech Ground-Sensing Tools
Project locates site of 1863 Bear River Massacre, leaves sacred Shoshone site unmarred
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USU Museum of Anthropology: Pioneers of the Oregon and California Trails
Guest lecture is offered July 13 at 1 p.m.
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What Did Utah Dwellers Eat 1,000 Years Ago?
USU Eastern archaeologist dishes up ancient meals and shows that menus haven't really changed that much over time
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USU Museum of Anthropology: Humans vs. Neanderthals
The museum explores the differences in activities June 29