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Archaeology Seminar Series: Climate, Conflict, and Everyday Life in the Andes

in Archaeology Seminar Series Lecture, Events, Field Research, Jacob Bongers

How have, and how can, humans respond to natural hazards and conflict? This talk outlines Dr. Bongers current project.

Tagged: Andes, climate change, climate conflict, land use strategies, Peru

Archaeologists will be in demand!

in Discovery, Employment, Field Research, Graduate Student, Interview, Publication, Research

Archaeologists will be required to fill more than 8,000 positions.

Tagged: Archaeology Jobs, job market

Alum, Ben Thomas (GRS’05) is named the Executive Director of The SAH

in Alumni, Award, awards, Employment, Interview

Effective February 1, 2023.

Dr. David Carballo on The DemystifySci Podcast

in David Carballo, Interview, Research

Ancestors of the Americas.

Tagged: Ancestors Americas

John Marston’s research made The Brink’s top 10 discoveries of 2022

in John Marston, Research, The Brink

#8, Ancient Maya used water left over from making tamales to flush indoor toilets

Tagged: Ancient Maya, toilets

Robinson Baby Announcement

in Josh Robinson

Archer Martin Pridgeon-Robinson

Mark Mobius (CFA’58, COM’59)gives $1 million support research and fieldwork for archaeology students

in Arts & Sciences Magazine, Award, awards, Field Research, Graduate Student, Internship, Research, Undergraduate Student

“Archaeology in the Americas has not gotten as much support as it deserves. So much is undiscovered and misunderstood,” says Mobius.

Tagged: emerging archaeologists, Mark Mobius

Wade Campbell featured in the BU Arts & Sciences Magazine

in Arts & Sciences Magazine, BU Research, Interview, Wade Campbell

Reclaiming Their Voice, Navajo archaeology and anthropology professor Wade Campbell examines his tribe’s history of sheepherding.

Tagged: Diné, ethnoarchaeology, Navajo, pastoralism

Jacob Bongers published article in the Journal of Anthropological Archaeology

in Jacob Bongers, Publication, Research

Painting personhood: Red pigment practices in southern Peru.

Tagged: archaeometric, Chincha Valley, Peru, pigmented human remains

Successful dissertation defense of Mario Giron-Ábrego

in Graduate Student, Research

Projectile Points and Early Human Presence in Terminal Pleistocene Middle America

Tagged: dissertation defense, Pleistocene Middle America

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